Almost positive you use the touch screen.

Drag your stylus in the direction you want to face. It takes some getting used to, but it's fun.

I just bought Naruto: Ninja Destiny. I played a bit through the story, got busy, and looked for a way to save it. I paused the game and the only option I got was to simply end the match I was currently in. So I did so, believing that it autosaved my game

But it didn't, and I had to start from the beginning. As a test I played through the first match in the game again, and attempted to look for a save function. Nothing. It made me start over from the beginning, again.

The first thing I tried after this was looking in the instructions manual for instructions on how to save my game (Which made me very, very sad). I found nothing, so I ran a google search on the same topic, also finding nothing. People on Yahoo! Questions/Answers were asking the same thing I am now, but no one was answering, which to me was a bad omen.

And that brings me to now; has anyone bought this game, and if you have, does it save properly for you?

I had a ton of fun renting Need for Speed. I still beat it in the 7 day period, so it may not be worth a buy.

Then again you may be better off just waiting for Mario Kart Wii, assuming it doesn't get pushed back.

What's really funny to do is have a person playing a game, then stick the GC controller in slot one and mess with them. >.>

Anyway, make sure the controllers are connected before you start the emulation. The N64 is finicky about adding controllers after you turn it on. That could be your problem.