General Chaos while controlling a squad of 5 is on the top of the list for me.
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General Chaos while controlling a squad of 5 is on the top of the list for me.
Warriors of the eternal sun (Well I don't believe it does, my version is boxed but I have no manual).
Actually after further thought Lemmings after checking its manual seems to be missing much needed mouse support.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rustybolts
Panzer Dragoon and Rez, for sure.
Lemmings 1 and 2.
Pier Solar... it should have a cursor nonetheless
As soon as the Mega Drive mouse came out, every games which could have benefited from it should have been compatible with it so I don't understand: is it hard to implement mouse support?
The Lemmings games should have been compatible indeed and same goes for several others.
I was just checking and apparently these are the only MD games which have mouse support: https://segaretro.org/Sega_Mouse
Well, it's better than nothing but it's weird that there aren't more.
btw Cannon Fodder really has mouse support?
Yes. And Worms too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yohko16
Really? That's weird, it's not even mentioned on the game's box and same goes for Cannon Fodder.Quote:
Originally Posted by Golpezas
But ok, that's nice if they're compatible and maybe that there are others that aren't documented already.
Scooby-Doo Mystery.
All right, Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures makes the cut.
Wonder if the SNES version has mouse support.
its not listed on wiki https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_NES_MouseQuote:
Originally Posted by Txai
Random one: After Burner II
If you think that's stupid, consider the X68000 version lets you control the plane with a mouse. The Mega Drive version does come with a similar control scheme if you use the XE-1 AP, although I can't think it being playable on a normal stick with an emulator (since the game needs no deadzone when played this way).
Fatal Labrynth. All roguelikes benefit from mouse support.
The 32X version plays great with that controller.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sik