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xbox 360 controller for the computer

IrocZman223

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Don't know if this is the right place for this or not, but does anyone know if it is any good? I have a crappy one right now and just got NFS-MW. I like the feel of that controller, but is there one that is better? Thanks
 
I have the new Xbox 360 controlller - and it works GREAT in the emulators I use - like Kawaks
 
I haven't tried it on the PC myself but everything it has gotten great reviews in the few things I've read about it.
 
yeah the xbox controller for pc is hell great and i think its the best pc controller in ages... its also Compatible with Xbox 360 and PC
 
Originally posted by: IrocZman223
thanks for the replies. This may be added to my Christmas list
awesome idea for a christmas gift.

Anyone know any good deals on one ?
 
Originally posted by: IrocZman223
Don't know if this is the right place for this or not, but does anyone know if it is any good? I have a crappy one right now and just got NFS-MW. I like the feel of that controller, but is there one that is better? Thanks

it is flat out the best gamepad i have ever owned.. works fantastic.
 
i really think its the best controller ever made ... works with fps good too but not as great as mouse. COD 2 i can play it without a problem which just show great it is :! i was only testing it but i use a mouse for COD 2 when playingonline but i got alot of kills with sniper and this controller :!
 
Originally posted by: michealo
does this work well wirelessly?

thinking of going this route for my HTPC when playing games

They don't have it working wirelessly yet. Supposedly, they'll be releasing a wireless adaptor for the PC sometime next year.
 
Originally posted by: Queasy
Originally posted by: michealo
does this work well wirelessly?

thinking of going this route for my HTPC when playing games

They don't have it working wirelessly yet. Supposedly, they'll be releasing a wireless adaptor for the PC sometime next year.


I dont see why the current wirless controller will not work when used with the plug and charge kit but i tried the drivers and they do not work.

Josh
 
Originally posted by: jcovercash
Originally posted by: Queasy
Originally posted by: michealo
does this work well wirelessly?

thinking of going this route for my HTPC when playing games

They don't have it working wirelessly yet. Supposedly, they'll be releasing a wireless adaptor for the PC sometime next year.


I dont see why the current wirless controller will not work when used with the plug and charge kit but i tried the drivers and they do not work.

Josh

Yeah, I thought the same thing when I first plugged in my wireless controller via the plug and charge kit.
 
yea for pc its probably the best one around.

and i think the pc version of the controller probably works wirelessly? its a separate product from what i saw on the shelf at frys😛
 
I downloaded the Microsoft DirectX SDK for December 2005:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/deta...-4f0a-b199-6a740d8f27bb&DisplayLang=en

There are a few utilities in the SDK that show what DirectX programers can do with the new "XInput". Apparently, game designers need to incorporate this Xinput into their games in order to support the XBOX 360 controller. With some of the silly test programs in the SDK, I was able to get the controller to rumble and the center X to light up according to what player the controller was. Also, you can plug a headset into the controller and Windows will recognize it. However, you'll need a game that will support this "XInput" DirectX stuff in order to use it. I don't think there are any games that support it now... but I'm sure Microsoft will be jamming it down the throats of designers who use DirectX for their games.
 
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