List of games with compatibility issues: Difference between revisions

Due to the multipurposed nature of the Function and Select button, in rare cases game functionality enabled by button combinations can be impaired by system shortcuts. While most such shortcuts are non-essential to core gameplay, the ones that are cannot be played without adapted controls and have been highlighted in green. Depending on a game's system and functionality, there are a number of ways of improving control functionality and compatibility, with the primary method that works with all games being ''.key'' files that allow the controls of games to be remapped on a per-game or per-console basis. In the case of the ''.key'' files linked-to below, gameplay functionalities have been made compatible by removing the overlapping FN functionalities. In the interest of maintaining the most useful system shortcuts for use, in some cases shortcuts in ''.key'' files are manually remapped in a manner to prioritize screenshots, then aspect ratio swapping, then volume, then brightness, with zooming having the lowest priority level. Games with a '''¹''' symbol next to their ''.key'' file download have the zoom shortcuts removed, games with a '''²''' symbol have both the zoom and brightness shortcuts removed, while games with a '''³''' symbol have the zoom, brightness, and volume shortcuts removed. The controls of ''Treasures in the Deep'', a PlayStation game that requires the additional inputs made available by the combined use of FN and the shoulder buttons, have been further modified, with the shoulder and trigger inputs swapped with the directional inputs to allow for complete game compatibility. To use the a ''.key'' file, unzip and place it in the same FunKey S folder as the game it's for (the Wing Commander.key file goes in the SNES folder, for exampleinstance). ShouldAs youGame preferBoy toand retainGame allBoy ofColor thegames device'suse systemfewer buttons, their interfering shortcuts have instead been relocated to the shoulder buttons, Gamewith Boymapping priority given to L2 and GameR2 Boyto Coloravoid gamesthe canaccidental use anof alternateshortcuts methodduring gameplay (as these games are able to retain the use of buttonall remappingshortcuts, thatthey involvesare mappingmarked additionalwith a '''⁰''' symbol). Should you prefer to retain normal shortcut mappings for these games, another option for GB/GBC games specifically is the addition of secondary Select and Start inputsmappings to the device's shoulder buttons. This can be accomplished by following the [https://doc.funkey-project.com/user_manual/tutorials/software/gb_palette/ Game Boy palette tutorial] on the FunKey S documentation website, as the same ''gnuboy.rc'' configuration file that modifies the Game Boy palette can also adjust the controls of the gnuboy emulator. For the convenience of users, a zipped pre-configured ''gnuboy.rc'' file can be downloaded <span class="plainlinks">[https://static.miraheze.org/funkeywiki/8/80/Gnuboy.zip here]</span>, which can optionally be modified with one's preferred Game Boy color palette as described in the tutorial linked-to above.

| Select + Action buttons<br>Select + Trigger buttons<br>Shoulder buttons + Trigger Buttonsbuttons

| Select + Action buttons<br>Select + DirectionalShoulder buttons

| Select + Action buttons<br>Select + DirectionalShoulder buttons