If you've recently switched from Yuzu Android to Suyu Android and are looking to optimize it for your device while using a controller, this article will cover all the currently supported controllers for Suyu Android and address some of the issues you might encounter when using controllers with Suyu Android.
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Takeaways:
- Does Suyu Android support Xbox controllers?
- Does Suyu Android support PlayStation controllers?
- Suyu Android controller settings.
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How to Use a Controller with Suyu Android - Suyu Android Controller Support
The newly launched Suyu Android app picks up where Yuzu Android adly ended, allowing users to enjoy their favourite Nintendo Switch games on Android devices. Keep in mind that it's still in the early stages of release, so there's a lot of work to be done and many features yet to be added and optimized.
Despite the current instability and a lack of features, experimenting with Suyu Android is certainly worthwhile. In this article, we'll explore the current state of controller input support in Suyu Android and provide guidance on how to use controllers effectively.
If you're also facing issues with Suyu Android GPU drivers, check out the following guide: How to fix Suyu Android error: An error occurred initializing the video core.
Suyu Android Supported Controller List
- Xbox, PlayStation, and Switch Pro controllers: These can be automatically mapped when paired over Bluetooth.
- Generic DirectInput controllers: These are also supported, but there may be some mapping issues and potentially missing button mappings.
Note: Joy-Cons are not currently supported due to Android restrictions.
Suyu Android On-Screen Controller Input Overlay
For users who prefer on-screen controls (I think you're crazy), Suyu Android provides an on-screen input overlay. This overlay is always available and can be hidden while playing games. To disable the overlay, simply swipe from the left side of the screen and toggle Input Overlay > Show Overlay. Additionally, users can adjust the button and stick placements within the overlay to suit their preferences.
Controller support for Suyu Android is still a work in progress. While the ability to configure multiple controllers and their button mappings is being developed as a priority, it is not yet fully ready. However, the most common controllers on the market, such as Xbox, PlayStation, and Switch Pro controllers, can be automatically mapped when paired over Bluetooth. Generic DirectInput controllers are also supported, though there may be some mapping issues and potentially missing button mappings. It's important to note that Joy-Cons are not currently supported due to Android restrictions, which are challenging to work around.
More Suyu Android and Suyu on Windows Guides
If you're also using Suyu on PC or planning to start, make sure to check out a full list of guides on various important Suyu topics. These guides will save you a lot of time. You can find all our Suyu Guides here in one place.