Mario Kart DS
Nintendo DS · Settings and results
Mario Kart DS exposes a hold-button problem in the Lite SeedlessDS test: drifting and holding items behave like repeated presses. A controller test looks normal to the reviewer, and no fix for the emulator or button mapping is found.
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Game screenshot via Libretro thumbnails. Not taken on a Duo.
Reported settings and results
Mario Kart DS exposes a hold-button problem in the Lite SeedlessDS test: drifting and holding items behave like repeated presses. A controller test looks normal to the reviewer, and no fix for the emulator or button mapping is found.
More detail
- Tested on a Duo Lite; the regular Duo may differ.
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