AotI-PC/PS2: Any recommendations on a PC controller?

[str898mustang]

Was wondering if anyone has had any luck with PC controller. I jusr went through my 2nd Logitech Dual Action Controller with it disconnecting/reconnecting (had the same problem with the 1st one). So does anyone know of any good controllers shaped liked a PS2 controller?

[Ashdown]

Ps2 - Usb conversor.

Buy one, buy a dualshock 2 and you are set.

Pwns an 360 controller IMO.

[Chuck_Norris]

Is there a way to set a PS3 controller up to a PC? If you can, i'd go with that.

But yeah, a dualshock would be best if you like rumble.

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[DraconisWRX]

I haven't used the Daul Shock controller and am currently using a 360 wired, it gets the job tbh. As far as a PS3, I think if you have a BT adapter on your pc there might be a way to get it to work.

[Ashdown]

Actually, I heard that theres a kit that configures wi-fi's to accept PSP's and PS3 joypads as pc controllers, but i have no Idea where to look for it since I don't have wi-fi on my computer.

[JubeiSaotome]

PS2 pad/USB adaptor combo or 360 pad, your choice. Both are equal and come down to personal preference.

[KRKcl17]

I use a 360 controller with XBCD drivers. That way I can customize just about everything, and use the triggers as digital buttons, as opposed to a Z-axis.

[str898mustang]

Yeah i just ordered the USB adapter off ebay but I'm buying another Logitech tomorrow cuz I really don't want to wait. Controller only costs 10 bucks so it's no biggie and it's lasted me for a while.

[Retehi]

I just grabbed a generic $20 controller from Circuit City, and it works just fine.

If you have a PS2 controller, just find a USB adapter then.

[Indica]

Logitech is f-in garbage. I spent $35 on a Wireless controller and one of the buttons got stuck. Ended up taking it apart and it was cheaply designed inside.

I ended up buying a $20- Logitech version but it's USB wired. If it happens again, I'll just buy a new one again and stick the broken one back in the box and exchange for a 2nd one. The only reason I didnt do this before is Comp USA didnt have a Wireless version in stock.

[Finalzone]

Used Logitech RumblePad (vibration included) since last year. No problem reported.

[SabZero]

My Logitech RumblePad II just had the normal attack button break (the spring went), and it was barely over a year old. Warranty gave me a new one instantly, so yea.

Next time, I'm buying something cheaper, I don't need the rumble function, PSU barely uses it anyway.

[AlphaMinotaux]

360 controller, I bought a 360 controller for PC. Works great with the XBCD drivers. It resembles the dreamcast controller the closest and fits nicely in my hands.

Also a plus: xbox controllers are like a rock. Most durable controllers seriously. Cept for the wiimotes lol

[F-Gattaca]

I got myself a Logitech Dual Action USB controller, no rumble pack. It's held up so far. Now that I've gotten used to using a controller, it's so much better than using the keyboard to play PSU.

[Psycho_Sonic]

Uh, what stores could i get the dualshock-to-usb converter? I went to RadioShack a while back and the guy just pointed me to a Logitec Controller.

[Kalier]

i use a Nyko Airflo EX. comfortable, setup just like a PS2 controller(slightly bigger, but not much), and has an internal fan you can turn on to keep your hands from getting sweaty. had it for a couple years, no problems.

[Ultie]

360 pc pad, use it on ur pc and 360 so u save money, has rumble and easy to set up with drivers and joy2key for auto

[Ahkaskar]

I use a Saitek P2900. I gave up on Logitech after I got sick of dealing with my first generation Logitech Wireless RumblePad.

[Feelmirath]

I broke 2 Logitech controllers within a year.

Bought an XCrate 360 controller (despite not having the console) and don't regret it one bit.

[Yotoko]

I've been using a logitech rumblepad II since day 1. Never had a problem with it.