MisterSheeple

jonk blonk

Go to the settings of the emulator and configure the input mappings.

I believe the emulator the developer uses for testing the N64 version is Ares.

Oh never mind, I see. This is after you've already installed it. This still seems like a network error of some sort though.

It sounds like you're having a network connection issue. Either try downloading it again or copy the file to your system's SD card from your computer and then install it.

First, get the client.log and send it here.

You literally have no idea what you're talking about.

ClassiCube doesn't have any kind of native controller support except on the console ports, and as far as I know, there aren't any easy to use libraries for interfacing with the Xperia Play's buttons, making the possibility that this could be developed extremely low, unfortunately.

Resources will need to be manually added to the ClassiCube folder for older machines. I suggest just running ClassiCube on a modern machine and copying over the resource folders. Depending on how old your OS is, you may also need to enable the http-no-https option if you plan on logging in to a ClassiCube account, but only do that if it doesn't work without it, because turning HTTPS off will send your CC account credentials unencrypted, in plaintext.

And how exactly is that mutually incompatible with new feature updates?

Why not?

From what I gather, that appears to be based on Linux, so that's way more plausible than most other suggestions in this thread

uhhh nothing