1. Interesting targets for my Deepspace game (all these have well performing high-res graphics):
Hübler Grafik-MC
Robotron Z1013 (see below)
Otrona Attachè
Mitsubishi Multi8
Robotron HC-900, KC85/2..KC85/5
Sharp X1
Tatung Einstein
2. Philips VG5000: the AZERTY keyboard requires special handling of keyboard input, virtual joystick support would make it much easier.
"AQOP-N," would be the equvialent to QAOP-NM
"Cursor and Space" would also be nice to have.
Joysticks 1 and 2 would make it complete.
3. Robotron Z1013
This one is complicated...
The Z1013 initially came with a terrible membrane keyboard with an alphabetic layout:

See http://www.kc85.de/Service/Dokus/z1013HB.pdf (keyboard matrix: see p.74)
Naturally, you can't use QAOP-NM or full Cursor control with that keyboard.
In the J1013 emulator, the membrane keyboard can be activated using "Extras" -> "Peripherie" -> "Folientastatur". In JKCEMU: "Extras" -> "Tastatur".
There are no cursor up/down keys, only left and right.
Holding the S4-Key and pressing R,S,P,Q gives all four directions, the codes are:
S4-R 10h down
S4-S 11h up
S4-P 08h left
S4-Q 09h right
But this of course cannot be used for game control.
Later, better keyboards ("Alpha", "Brosig") with a QWERTZ layout and full cursor control were developed and widely used.
See here: https://hc-ddr.hucki.net/wiki/doku.php/ ... n/tastatur
Conclusion: it would be nice to have "QAOP-NM" and "Cursor + Space" for the QWERTZ keyboards, and an extra set for the mebrane keyboard. On the Robotron forum they told me that "Cursor L R / U / Space" was often used for directional controls on the membrane keyboard, but there was no standard for the Fire button, so I would propose P and Q.
Regarding Joystick support on the Z1013, there have been various solutions, all connected to the user port and working independently of the keyboard:
https://hc-ddr.hucki.net/wiki/doku.php/z1013/joystick
1. practic 1/1988 --> two sticks (multiplex), sound output, widely used
2. jugend+technik 6/1987 --> one stick, sound output
3. practic 4/1987 --> two sticks, fire using diodes, no sound
4. ERF-Soft --> like 1., but directions are mixed up
They told me that practic 1/1988 was the most common joystick type, so I think it would be enough to support this one.
The practic 1/1988 joystick is described here (p.21 of the PDF):
https://www.tiffe.de/robotron/Z1013/Practic_z1013.pdf
For testing the joystick support, I would recommend the JKCEmu emulator instead of J1013 and using a USB joystick/gamepad. In JKCEmu, first go to "Extras" - "Einstellungen" -> Z1013 -> "Anwendertor" -> "2 Spielhebel nach practic 01/1988". Then "Extras" - "Joystick" -> "Verbinden".