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The Q2 Share and Play featured eight games, ranging from games made in ten hours to passion projects made over the course of two years!
A huge thank you to everyone who came out to see these incredible games! If you didn’t get a chance to play these titles, many of them are free to play right now on itch.io!
Out-of-the-box, Unity (among other engines) seems to only want to use Xinput-devices for inputs (like gamepads) in the Input Manager, which means that it doesn’t know how to talk to older, generic input devices by default. We learned this the hard way while trying to set up our Demo Arcade Machine.
After some experimentation, Colin (miniscule) figured out a solution which, even if you are not submitting a game for us to use in out demos, we still want to show you how to fix so that anyone, with any kind of controller, can play your game.
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