Favorite PC Controller?

by **hot-pot** on Thu Dec 04, 2003 7:33 pm

Sure it's been discussed, but thought a poll would be nice.

by **- Ace -** on Thu Dec 04, 2003 7:45 pm

Keyboard all the way! Been using a keyboard ever since live 98. Tho I might consider buying a controller now because I can't do any of the freestyle moves without a controller.

by **deepeej** on Thu Dec 04, 2003 8:03 pm

u can do freestyle moves but not as good

by **Doug** on Sun Dec 07, 2003 8:38 am

We'll I havent tried it out yet but my fav pc controller to use will be the logitech wingman rumble pad when i get it for xmas because it's basically like a ps2 controller.

by **bishibashiboy** on Sun Dec 07, 2003 12:34 pm

PS2 to PC adapter coupled with a playstation controller for me!
Why buy a controller to emulate the best when you can have the best?

by **d4n88** on Sun Dec 07, 2003 12:40 pm

bishibashiboy wrote:PS2 to PC adapter coupled with a playstation controller for me!
Why buy a controller to emulate the best when you can have the best?

Well said.

Is the adapter reliable? Who's the maker?

Thx.

by **bishibashiboy** on Sun Dec 07, 2003 12:57 pm

d4n88 wrote:Well said.

Is the adapter reliable? Who's the maker?

Thx.

oh some cheap ass company called Mayflash. Works perfect for me with my PSone controller in Live and NFS:U using the analog sticks and all buttons, except i'm not sure if the buttons themselves are analog (as they are on Ps2) on the PC since i don't have a ps2 controller. Rumble works just as it should too. Here i'll give you the link:
http://www.mayflash.com/pc/Super%20Dual%20Box.asp

I got it off ebay for $6USD.

by **d4n88** on Sun Dec 07, 2003 1:12 pm

I love your signature (sorry off topic).

Thanks for the link.

Unfortunately anything USD would be more CAD. (Oh wait, you're from Van, BC right?)

Oh well.

I'm looking around for the best deal. Thanks for link, btw.

by **bishibashiboy** on Sun Dec 07, 2003 1:17 pm

d4n88 wrote:I love your signature (sorry off topic).

Thanks for the link.

Unfortunately anything USD would be more CAD. (Oh wait, you're from Van, BC right?)

Oh well.

I'm looking around for the best deal. Thanks for link, btw.

haha i love that pic too

it's not too bad actually. I think i paid a little under $20CAD in the end w/ shipping and everything. Not extremely cheap for a crappy little gadget but oh well the cheapest adapter I have found here (for only one ps controller) is like $35. RIPOFF!

by **airborne330** on Fri Dec 12, 2003 5:39 am

I'd like to play with "Logitech Dual action gamepad PC", unfortunatly, even though Logitech is a well-known Taiwan's manufacturer, gamers in Taiwan could not get "Dual action PC".If I wish to play NBA live using gamepad with 2 analog sticks, I could need to buy one PS2 joystick and connect it to PC through USB convertor . so....I keep playing NBA live with my M$ sidewinder (both USB and gameport version)

by **Leander** on Fri Dec 12, 2003 7:45 am

I have a THrustmaster Firestorm Dual Analog 2 and it's great.

by **Dirtdog1- David** on Mon Dec 15, 2003 5:41 am

Which button pattern is closest to the X-Box controller? and is there a X-Box adapter?

I have the Wingman Rumblepad, but i am not feeling it.

David

by KD on Mon Dec 15, 2003 1:53 pm

Dirtdog1- David wrote:Which button pattern is closest to the X-Box controller? and is there a X-Box adapter?

I have the Wingman Rumblepad, but i am not feeling it.

David

Sure, there are lots on ebay.

by **Dirtdog1- David** on Mon Dec 15, 2003 3:30 pm

WOW

I didn't even know this............. since i am so used to playing MM on the X-Box................... now i will enjoy Live even more on PC.

Thanks,

David

by **MonStarr** on Tue Dec 16, 2003 3:24 am

Does anyone know how to turn on the vibration on my Logitech WingMan RumblePad... if there is such option in Live 2k4?

by **Dirtdog1- David** on Sat Dec 27, 2003 4:44 am

I just got the SuperJoy Box 10 in the mail............. and connected all of it the correct way. Everything is working just as it does on the X-Box, except i can't use the triggers? It won't allow you to assign the triggers to backdown and for speed burst.
Has anyone had this problem?
And are there some updated drivers for this upgrade?

David

by **Mazzocchi** on Sat Dec 27, 2003 6:38 am

i just got the "Logitech Wingman" and its pretty cool, its just like an x-box and a PS2 controller, it is basically an X-Box controller, but it has 4 shoulder buttons like a PS2 one, instead of triggers

by **poorch** on Sat Dec 27, 2003 12:23 pm

bishibashiboy wrote:PS2 to PC adapter coupled with a playstation controller for me!
Why buy a controller to emulate the best when you can have the best?

ditto

by **bishibashiboy** on Sat Dec 27, 2003 12:27 pm

Dirtdog1- David wrote:I just got the SuperJoy Box 10 in the mail............. and connected all of it the correct way. Everything is working just as it does on the X-Box, except i can't use the triggers? It won't allow you to assign the triggers to backdown and for speed burst.
Has anyone had this problem?
And are there some updated drivers for this upgrade?

David

http://www2.starcat.ne.jp/~empty/psxp_BBBBB030210_B.zip
By far the best drivers for the superjoybox 10. That thing didn't work for my brother too when using the supplied drivers or the updated ones from mayflash.com.
Give these ones a try. The interface is more crude, but he said it works fine with all his games now.

by **yogabear** on Sat Dec 27, 2003 9:06 pm

XFX Dual Analog PC 12-Button Executioner Gamepad

XFX Dual Analog PC 12-Button Gamepad - GA-CP01-A0100NG

Product highlights
Dual Analog Mini-Sticks
Enhanced Analog Precision Technology lets you enjoy increased mobility with easy-to-reach analog thumb sticks for precision maneuvers.

Easy-to-reach buttons
Independent Precisions, fully programmable pressure sensitive design enables games to detect how much a button is pressed.
Designed to remain reliable even after prolonged and heavy-duty usage.

8 Way Digital D-Pad
Designed specifically for quick trigger response and extended hold time. It greatly improves your gaming experience.

Trigger Buttons
Designed specifically for quick trigger response and extended hold time.

Additional Controls:
Fully Turbo-programmable.
Virtually infinite ways to remap all the keys.
Two open programmable buttons.
Slow button for legacy games support.

Plug-and-Play USB
Easy to install USB connectivity will have you playing your favorite games in just seconds.

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