Accessability: all digital buttons

The Xbox One S All-Digital Edition does not have the EJECT button. You need to only hold the BIND button and press the Xbox button to access the Xbox Startup Troubleshooter.

I have this game, and I have the same general complaint. Unfortunately, there is only one company that can solve this: Sega. For whatever reason, they chose not to include an option to remap buttons. One could be added with a software update, I
would presume.

I did try to write to Sega and they said everything from: "it will be taken into consideration" to "We don’t accept outside ideas"

I’m trying to show them that between fight sticks and the Hori Fighting Commander, there are perfectly good Genesis-style joysticks t play them closest to the way they were intended.

Unfortunately, their insistence on first making fast forward and rewind and second making them analog, therefore immovable, is stupid. I’d rather be able to enjoy the Genesis-style sticks on the Xbox that I would analog fast forward and rewind, (which
by the way, at their fastest modes rewind too slow to zip through a big chunk fast, I think it’s speed is -1x.)

And what’s with the left stick button activating something, when a joystick usually doesn’t have a left stick button or right stick button.

Xbox was intending to go over Sega’s head my making button configurations. Unfortunately, to overcome Sega’s stubbornness, they have to employ an optional "all digital mode" for the button as part of their Xbox One Joystick OS, where if LT and RT are mapped
to a digital button, it’s mapped as all-or-nothing, either 100% pressure instantly, or 0% instantly. Likewise a different button mapped to LT and RT can have an "activation barrier", which defaults to 50%, can be as low as 10% and as high as 90%, anything
below the barrier is not pressed. At the barrier and and beyond, it’s pressed.

And thankfully, Microsoft made it an easy remap, where now you can store favorite configurations and load them and save them, and have an easy reset to default. I’d like to use one for Pac-Land on Pac-Man Museum 360 where A and B are run left and run right,
so that you don't have to rapidly press the d-pad left or right as fast as you can to run. That’s awkward on a real 360, even if it is rapidly flicking and centering a joystick over and over.

Now the question is: Can you switch joystick configuration by bringup pressing the guide button, or must you quit the game to change the joystick configuration?

Hi. Have you tried resetting all the controller settings to default from the game and the system settings? I would recommend that just to be on the safe side. You can find the system settings under Devices and Accessories. Under whatever you created a
profile, be sure to select Restore to default.

Any ideas for Xbox should be referred over to
Xbox Ideas as this is where the community can propose ideas that could potentially come to the Xbox platform in the near future.

Unfortunately, I’m locked out of Xbox Ideas, so someone at 1-800-4-MY-XBOX suggested I post to Xbox forums. I don’t know whether it’s Xbox denying me access or whether it’s uservoice.com

Since I can’t post the idea there, i’m trying to officially post it here.

Make an "all digital mode" where the LT and RT are actuated to the maximum degree when mapped on another button, and other buttons mapped on the trigger on either a fixed percentage, or maybe even programmed, like 10% if you want a slight push to actuate
the non-trigger button mapped to the trigger, or 90% if you want to do a clicky rapid fire slam down, barely release, repeat.

Hi there,

I'm sorry but this sounds like a compatibility issue with the button programming and button mapping in regards to Sega Genesis classics on the Xbox One and we cannot assist with that on the forums. Not being able to button map the triggers to other buttons
cannot be done currently for the very reasons that you have already stated and likely will not be possible due to how a controller works in it's current state.

Any ideas for Xbox should be referred over to
Xbox Ideas as this is where the community can propose ideas that could potentially come to the Xbox platform in the near future.