Originally posted by TW/SK:

I'm trying to play Transistor on my Onexplayer (AMD model), but the game doesn't seem to recognize button inputs for the game. What I mean by that is, it understands A and B while navigating menus for example, but I can't use either button in-game.

When I click on the controller options, I see what look like Xbox controller buttons. A, B, X, Y, etc. Not sure what to do next.

I just looked this thing up, it seems to have the standard XInput controls. Does your device not have dual analogue sticks, ABXY buttons, shoulder buttons, et al?

Yep! It's got all those (sticks, buttons, etc). Nearly every game I've played off of Steam works great except for this one. :(

Originally posted by TW/SK:

Yep! It's got all those (sticks, buttons, etc). Nearly every game I've played off of Steam works great except for this one. :(

If you're looking for a response from the devs, they definitely don't check this game's forums, it's too old. My best guess would be to contact your device's manufacturer, maybe they might know how to resolve your issue.

Hello!
Maybe someone has run into this problem. Function descriptions are not displayed. I tried reinstalling the game to solve the problem - didn't help.
Running on a pc with an AMD processor with WINDOWS 11.

Originally posted by Pineapple`s Panties:

Hello!
Maybe someone has run into this problem. Function descriptions are not displayed. I tried reinstalling the game to solve the problem - didn't help.
Running on a pc with an AMD processor with WINDOWS 11.

Wrong thread, sorry. Onexplayer is a handheld PC gaming thing.

It could be a shot in the dark, have you updated its firmware/driver?
https://onexplayerstore.com/blogs/driver-software

Originally posted by Emrys:

It could be a shot in the dark, have you updated its firmware/driver?
https://onexplayerstore.com/blogs/driver-software

Yeah, just confirmed I've got the latest/greatest version of the drivers.

Just tried launching it again with a couple different external controllers (one was an Xbox One controller and the other from a Xbox Series S). Tried looking again in the game properties menu within Steam. Fiddled with the controller settings there. Just can't seem to get this one game to work right. I'll keep fiddlin' with it every now and then, I'm sure there's some workaround. :)

I have the mini version and the same problem and was able to fix it with a program call handheld companion. With it you can emulate a dual shock controller and it should work.

You know there's tech support subforums right? your handheld is windows so perhaps under PC support?

Yeah obviously you should be able to; they clearly care.... well, cared. it's almost a decade old how, runs on every platform including your samsung smart fridge... if feels like a Unity3D game doesn't it? But it's not it's hardcore self-done the old fashioned way with .NET and JSON libs and Gek's Simple Game Engine...

I would, as someone already told you, ask on supergiant. Or if you are feeling ballsy, ping Greg one of the devs (aka kid_zomb who makes all the stickies in this discussion.)

I never heard of it either, but I'm sure they'd love some pics of you running SG games on that nifty windows handheld, although for the price and having only Iris Xe for graphics I think I'd prefer a Deck (which is linux!) and 1/3rd the price with RDNA2 AMD raytracing 8-core gpu (although pretty weak being battery powered, still excels) but really I'll have to watch vids to see how they both run certain games; if it can run say Cyberpunk 2077 on Ultra too? probably not, definitely not at 2560x1660. That res is really going to make it useless for high-end dedicated 8+G VRAM gpu kind of games, because with shared-RAM on-chip gfx you cannot exceed 1/2 of RAM. (well maybe if you have access to Intel CPU microcode and are willing to flash it. but that's probably not possible, and you still have to leave enough RAM to run both windows and the game.)

Thanks for turning me on to it.

Well two and a half years later, Windows PC controls still won't work