Yeah, so I'm wondering if there are any controllers that have true analog joysticks and buttons. I'm currently using a Nyko AirFlo PC gamepad, and it'd be nice if the general shape/layout of the controller emulated that (in other words, it'd be very nice if the controller emulated a PS2 controller).
Are there any PC gamepads with TRUE analog?
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I always assumed more of them use analog systems...that would be the most logical approach...how do you know they don't?
well u could always get a psx/ps2 to usb adapter and use an actual ps2 controller.
i got mine at radioshack.
i got mine at radioshack.
The joysticks are analog. The buttons are all digital. I was wondering if there are any PC gamepads with analog buttons.
Also, I guess I was wondering if there were analog joysticks with... finer motion, if that's the word. I went into the calibration screen, and this joystick just seems kind of jerky. I don't know if I'm being clear here, but I can't think of a better way to describe what I'm talking about.
Also, I guess I was wondering if there were analog joysticks with... finer motion, if that's the word. I went into the calibration screen, and this joystick just seems kind of jerky. I don't know if I'm being clear here, but I can't think of a better way to describe what I'm talking about.
My friend got me an analogue gamepad from walmart a year or two ago. It looked almost exactly like a PS2 controller, and it had pressure sensative buttons, IIRC, which probably means they were analogue
Is there an xbox controller -> usb adapter? The wireless logitech xbox controller is probably my fav one ... would this work on a pc with an adapter?
The logitech one is so much hotter in my mind ... I guess if I eventually get a 360, could just switch between them.
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I use the 360 controller
takes some knowhow to set it up right as MS's support BLOWS.
see: http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.aspx?catid=30&threadid=1771521
takes some knowhow to set it up right as MS's support BLOWS.
see: http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.aspx?catid=30&threadid=1771521
Cerb: First off, what is it that you're saying isn't entirely true? I'm not quite sure what you're referring to. I went into the Control Panel options and didn't see anything that would allow me to mess with the sensitivity. I went to the website, but the only additional software they have is gamepad mapping controls.
The XBox360 controller, eh...? I've heard a lot of good about it; can't say that I've used it (obviously), and I'm sure the endless questioning about where my XBox360 would get tiring, but I think I could deal if it was worth it.
Does it have four shoulder buttons, though? I'm really specific about that, if nothing else.
The XBox360 controller, eh...? I've heard a lot of good about it; can't say that I've used it (obviously), and I'm sure the endless questioning about where my XBox360 would get tiring, but I think I could deal if it was worth it.
Does it have four shoulder buttons, though? I'm really specific about that, if nothing else.
Well... Two triggers and two buttons.Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Yes. I'm waiting for them to make a dongle to let me use the wireless one with a PC.
Do a search for 360 controller review and you'll find all sorts of glowing reviews.
No such things as analog buttons, just pressure sensitive. Which just means digital input at two levels.
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