1. Go to "Control Panel"
2. Click on "View devices and printers"
3. Right click on "Xbox 360 Controller for Windows"
4. Click on "Game controller settings"
5. Select the approprite controller
6. Click on "Properties." This should automatically bring you to the "Test" tab of the highlighted controller. This "controller properties" page is your final destination.

Here are some screenshots if you get lost:

Now on to the actual mapping of the buttons. You will need to bring up the "Guilty Gear Isuka Configuration Settings." This is done by hitting "Play" for the game in Steam and the choosing "Configure Settings" Click the "Joystick Settings" tab up top and you can finally begin.

Whenever you have the controller properties window highlighted and then push a button on your joystick, it will highlight the corresponding button.

For example, in the picture below I am pushing Up, Tringle (Y), and L2 (LT) simultaneously. As a result, an up arrow is appearing on the PoV Hat, Button 4 is highlighted and the Z Axis is at max, respectively. Figuring out which button number/Z axis is assigned to what will help you configure the keys.

As a special bonus, the settings window on the right has the correct buttons mapped for a standard Qanba/Mad Catz arcade stick. Copying that over directly may work just fine.

Please note that the "ZAxis" box is checked. You will need to have that checked if you want to use the buttons that are assigned to ZMax and Zmin.

To make sure that your buttons have been mapped correctly, launch the game and go to Options-->Controller Settings-->Arcade Controller Settings.


From here, you can just push the buttons on your joystick and see what pops up and then compare that with what they should be.

Alternatively, you can work your way down the list and push the cooresponding buttons to see if the mapped button gets changed or not.

That wraps up the guide on how to set up an Arcade Stick for Guilty Gear - Isuka. There are a couple of older games that need to be setup in this fashion so don't forget the steps that you learned here today!

If you have any questions, concerns, or suggestions for me (seeing as how this is my first guide) then just leave a comment and I will do my best to respond.