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Some games used sensors built into their cartridge. slot. lets you play them on Android.
Boktai 1, 2 and 3 read real sunlight through a sensor on the cartridge. In slot., you choose the sun for each game.
The first time a Boktai game starts, it calibrates its sensor and expects darkness. Make sure the Sun is at 0 at that moment, or the gauge will never fill. To calibrate again later, set the Sun to 0 and run the calibration from the game's own options.
In the Game Menu, Settings → Emulation → Sun. It's saved for each game.
- 0 to 8 in Boktai 1, 0 to 10 in Boktai 2 and 3: one bar of the gauge per level.
- SENSOR: the handheld's light sensor, on handhelds that have one.
- AUTO: follows the time of day. Night until 6:00, full sun at 13:00, night again from 20:00.
| Button | Action |
|---|---|
| R3, or SELECT + R2 | More sun |
| L3, or SELECT + L2 | Less sun |
The shortcuts go through every value in order: 0, 1 … 8 or 10, SENSOR, AUTO, then back to 0. A banner shows the new value. The Sun can't be changed during Multiplayer.
WarioWare: Twisted!, Yoshi Topsy-Turvy, Koro Koro Puzzle and Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble read the handheld's motion. Hold the handheld up like a steering wheel to play WarioWare: Twisted!.
On handhelds without a gyroscope, such as the KONKR Pocket Advance, slot. works out the rotation from the accelerometer.
In the Game Menu, Settings → Emulation → Sensitivity, from 1 to 10 (default 5). It's saved for each game.
| Button | Action |
|---|---|
| R3, or SELECT + R2 | More sensitive |
| L3, or SELECT + L2 | Less sensitive |
The "(Gyro Fix)" versions of WarioWare: Twisted! are patched to play with the D-pad and ignore the motion sensors.