They made the majority happy, but meanwhile really alienated people who still play the way the game was originally released, when all it would take is a simple toggle. On any controller like ps4, xbox, gamecube those 2 buttons aren't used so make them c buttons, and the stick will be c-up.

My final advice would be to change the 2 top and right buttons to c-left and c-right. Gamecube is good because it has notches, and it's durable and good for throws.

Nintendo knew this and played it safe and changed a game that was inverted in the first place. Official gamecube controller with an adapter from raphnet. I'm sure if this happened the game would not be very well received at all. This is the equivalent of a modern game which is by default not inverted, being re released and being inverted and giving you no option to change it. This may not seem like a problem to some who are able to simply adapt, but the lack of options should never be celebrated. And on top of that, they didn't add the option to change it back. They didn't change Mario's flying or swimming controls which is still inverted. For some reason they changed this and specifically this on the Switch release. This means when using the camera and the cannon, up meant down and down meant up. But, you can change that for play using a gamepad, or USB controller.

Super Mario 64 originally didn't have the option and was always inverted. Project64s default way to play is using the keyboard. Games from then on would typically have the option to invert controls, though the default would slowly become non-inverted. Althouh i reccomend u go into ur nearest electronics/computer shop and buy a cheap joystick/joypad, and then map the buttons to that on your emulator andrewajt62 (Topic Creator) 14 years ago 9 I was thinking of Glovepie, but it probualy drains the Wiimote batteries and it will feel awkward using the wiimote. This means that pulling the stick up would move the camera down, and vice versa. Games on the N64 were typically either inverted, or had the option.

Super mario 64 emulator controls