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- un_peacekeeper
Where can I find an adapter for a PS2 controller, for use on the PC?
PS2 to PC Controller Adapter
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http://www.lik-sang.com/info.php?category=&products_id=3176&
This is what I've bought works great. Drivers come on a floppy disk in the package or you can just download them off their website. But if you do get it just remember to push the analog button on the controllers so that the lights lit up or the sticks dont work. Common sense but I've gotten mad plenty of times thinking they were broken just cause I didnt turn them on. Force Feedback works as well if you install the drivers.
I used it mainly for any driving sims or for snes and mame emulators.
This is what I've bought works great. Drivers come on a floppy disk in the package or you can just download them off their website. But if you do get it just remember to push the analog button on the controllers so that the lights lit up or the sticks dont work. Common sense but I've gotten mad plenty of times thinking they were broken just cause I didnt turn them on. Force Feedback works as well if you install the drivers.
I used it mainly for any driving sims or for snes and mame emulators.
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Unknown Variable X
Ditto: I use it a bunch. Sweet piece of hardware. And if you already have two DualShocks, why buy more controllers?
And Logitech controllers are most definitely NOT THE SAME as a DualShock 2. Nothing, absolutely nothing, comes close to the DS2. The next best thing is the XBox S Controller. And you can get an adaptor for those from Lik Sang as well (I have one of them too (: )
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- un_peacekeeper
Thanks for the suggestion guys.
But this seems to be cheapter, but does it work as well?
http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-6m-77-29-15-adapter-70-gt.html
But this seems to be cheapter, but does it work as well?
http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-6m-77-29-15-adapter-70-gt.html
I can recommend the Kiky-Joy. I've owned one for 3 years without any problems. I must note that it does not support the analog buttons on the Dualshock 2, so for analog gas/brakes you need to use the right analog stick. More info here: http://www.soyogroup.com/products/proddesc.php?id=116
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LoudMusic
I can agree that they're not THE same controller - But I should be hard pressed to tell which one is more precise. The Logitech wrrks pretty damn good if you ask me.! IMHO, the Logitech Rumblepad 2 is very close to the DS2..
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I don't think it really matters which adaptor you get. They're all doing the same thing.
Basically the PS2 controller ports are the same as a 9-Pin serial connector and I believe they use RS-232 standard signaling. So these boxes just convert serial to USB. The XBox actually uses USB signaling, but they've also made their own connector. So those adaptor boxes are rather simple to make.
Basically the PS2 controller ports are the same as a 9-Pin serial connector and I believe they use RS-232 standard signaling. So these boxes just convert serial to USB. The XBox actually uses USB signaling, but they've also made their own connector. So those adaptor boxes are rather simple to make.
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- un_peacekeeper
okay, thank you everybody...i will see if there is a local store that sells these before ordering online...they take too long...and shipping price..then there's custom fees...gay...
