Best controller to use (for PC)?
Tue Dec 03, 2002 3:07 pm
What PC controllers would you guys recommend to use for Live2K3?
Tue Dec 03, 2002 3:17 pm
thrustmaster firestorm dual analog
Tue Dec 03, 2002 4:01 pm
yup..i think that's the most recommended gamepad to use for Live 2003. Although i've heard that some people also use the Wingman? or Gravis or a PSX to PC converter for their playstation gamepads.
Wed Dec 04, 2002 6:34 am
im using my psx dualshock controller (via ps-pc usb converter)..
like this one the best cuz i use to have live for my playstation.
logitech wingman rumblepad aint bad either, got dual shock and 8 buttons...
2 sholders, 6 buttons
like this one the best cuz i use to have live for my playstation.
logitech wingman rumblepad aint bad either, got dual shock and 8 buttons...
2 sholders, 6 buttons
Wed Dec 04, 2002 7:48 am
firestorm thrustmaster is great... it took a little getting used to, as i played w/ a gamepad pro for the last 4-5 years... but once i got the hang of it, it's great
Wed Dec 04, 2002 8:08 am
Where did you get the PS2 to PC converter for the controller?
I would kill to use a PS2 controller on my PC. Heck, I would even return my Logitech wingman cordless.
I mean, the wingman is good, but it takes some serious getting used to.(for me at least) Now that I am getting used to it, it is okay. And needing batteries for it is well...LAME.
The product from Saitek(isn't out yet) but it looks like it will be a heck of a lot better. www.saitek.com
It has it's own charging stand and runs solely from the USB connection. No batteries necessary(which is very nice) It just recharges. I will probably cross over once they produce it.
I would kill to use a PS2 controller on my PC. Heck, I would even return my Logitech wingman cordless.
I mean, the wingman is good, but it takes some serious getting used to.(for me at least) Now that I am getting used to it, it is okay. And needing batteries for it is well...LAME.
The product from Saitek(isn't out yet) but it looks like it will be a heck of a lot better. www.saitek.com
It has it's own charging stand and runs solely from the USB connection. No batteries necessary(which is very nice) It just recharges. I will probably cross over once they produce it.
Wed Dec 04, 2002 9:51 am
i got my ps2 to usb converter on ebay for $10 and it works perfectly.