Dualshock2 is now supported! I've tested E1 at shareware mode. The framerate is very stable(25~70fps), and it definitely playable.

Note that controls and brightness can change at options menu.

• Start ... Enter
• Select ... Esc
• directional button ... Arrow Other buttons are as it's name. (L1, L2, L3, R1, ..., Circle, ...)

This functions is fixed by code.

• Left stick ... Move
• Right stick ... Camera

• Stack memory is expanded,
• compile error is supressed by compile flags visit additionalparts/readme.md to build this program.

1. copy id1/pak?.pak to your SD. You can DL the package file in the official Quake shareware, or use full package file(s).
2. connect your dualshock2 to k210. See source/k210.c.

    fpioa_set_function(18, FUNC_GPIOHS0 + DS2_CS);   //Dualshock2 ss
    fpioa_set_function(19, FUNC_GPIOHS0 + DS2_CLK); //clk
    fpioa_set_function(21, FUNC_GPIOHS0 + DS2_MOSI); //mosi--DO/CMD
    fpioa_set_function(20, FUNC_GPIOHS0 + DS2_MISO); //miso--DI/DAT

3. Set each of jump, Atack and switch weapon function to the button(s).

• AI memory is used in general purpose.

• fix stack setup. use _sp0, _sp1, etc. => done
• key input, use game controller. => done
• Sound controller
• save (file write functions)
• key asign (plz set up your configulation at option menu.)
• Adjust stick sensitiveness

Felipe Izzo (MasterFeizz) - Main developer Rinnegatamante - Sound enhancements

Id Software - Source code of Quake