Yes! I just noticed that last night, both Xbox One wired and wireless DS4 do the same. I'm guessing we'll need a firmware update to address it.
My 2nd one (first one shit the bed and died after 4 days) works like that, plugged into the back of the dock and never have to worry about it.
I will definitely have to give that a try. Playing Crash back in the day I'm so used to the PS controller.
One dongle per player, much cheaper if you already have Xbox or PS controllers.
but now for some reason my Switch wont see any connected controllers (Xbone or PS3/4)
Is the LED in purple Switch mode?Iv'e had my dongle boxed for the longest time unused because I had my Switch on an old unsupported FW but today I thought fuk it and updated to 3.0.2 so I can finally test this bad boy out and rock some Mario Odyssey
The dongle works fine on the PC but wont work on Switch :/ Anyone else have this issue?
The dongle seems to search and sync to each controller I try (light flashes while searching then is solid as if its found the controller correctly)
I updated to the latest dongle update too. I tried downgrading to an earlier dongle update to see if it helps but the update installer wont allow downgrading to older updates
I'm at a loss here..
No I tried both Blue (PS4) and Green (Xbone)...
I thought the colour was for what controller I wanted to sync... Blue for PS4 or Green for Xbone.. indeed I'm a tit
That Magic NS adapter saved me a lot of money having both a PS4 and Xbox One (non Bluetooth) controller. I like that the DS4 supports the gyro controls but hate that the + & - buttons are mapped to the tiny ones right next to the huge touch pad, I end up taking so many screenshots by accident.No I tried both Blue (PS4) and Green (Xbone)...
Ahh, shit.. I'm a twat
Just tried Purple mode... of course it's working naw!
Thanks mate, you just saved a PS4 and Xbox One controller from being kicked to pieces around my living room.
Thanks.
V1.23
1. LED Indicator in Green: PC Xinput System mode
- The controller buttons AB and XY（×○ and □△) can be switched (remapped) by pressing and holding the START + A（START + ×）or START + B（START + ○）for 3 seconds.
- This function is compatible with all controllers.
2. LED Indicator in Red: Nintendo Switch System mode
LED Indicator in Purple: Switch Pro mode
- The buttons AB and XY can be switched (remapped) by pressing and holding START + A/B for 3 seconds.
- This function is compatible with all controllers.
3. Adjust the vibration intensity
Quick Start:
1) Pressing and holding the two buttons R1/RB and R3 for 3-5 seconds until the controller keeps rumbling.
(Note: You need to keep holding these two buttons until you finish the whole process)
2) To adjust the vibration intensity, press the Directional Pad "Up" or "Down".
3) To quit the vibration adjusting, release any button of R1/RB or R3 once you have got your preferred vibration intensity.
4) There are 7 levels of the vibration intensity on the Switch Pro mode (LED Purple),0% 25% 37.5% 50% 62.5% 75% 100%. The default vibration intensity is 50%.
5) There are 7 levels of the vibration intensity on the other modes,50% 62.5% 75% 87.5% 100% 125% 150%. The default one is 100%
(Note: No vibration on the Nintendo Switch System mode/LED in red. The vibration is compatible with PS3 Game Console on the PS3 or PC Dinput System mode/LED in blue)I just tried my Dualshock 2 with mayflash adapter hooked to Magic-ns in xinput mode on my pc and doesn't work. i don't have a switch yet, sorry.
Edit: I tried every mayflash adapter i have, and none of them works... sega saturn, sega dreamcast, nintendo gamecube, dualshock 2, nintendo 64, and even the dolphin bar adapter... nothing (at least on pc in xinput mode, but i think in switch mode should be the same).
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