I just got a Madcatz PS3 controller (wireless w/o rumble) and was wondering if I can use it on my computer. Because that's why I bought it (i don't have a ps3). TIA.
Probably would've been better off gettin a 360 controller for PC use but it will work. Go here for info: http://zedomax.com/blog/2006/12/09/ps3-hac...sed-in-windows/
Not a very smart move, usually you find out if something works before you buy it. =P That said, you will likely need some way for your computer to interact with your controller, like a module or your computer's native wireless thing being tweaked, if it even has it. And even then, that doesn't guarantee that it'll work, since someone has to either make a program/drivers or something else and you'll have to wait. Edit: Looks like I'm wrong, interesting...
...umm one of the files in the archive is corrupted. anywhere else I can get it? Edit: i got it to work. thanks
I don't know ^ that is the one I used, but manually back up the driver if you can. When I was using the SIXAXIS supporting driver, I had problem using "safely remove hardware" thing. And my external HDD was set up to use cache so it was vital.
I have a ps3 controller question, too. If I buy a mini-usb headset will it work if i plug it into the sixaxis' mini usb port?
I heard newer 360 controllers have the d-pad fixed. I haven't seen one myself, but that's what I heard. I'd give Dead Rising 10/10 if and only if I have a 360 controller with perfectly working d-pad. Warning: Spoilers inside! [titleead Rising] *Ring ring* *press right* *hang up* *Ring ring* Otis: "Don't hang up on me it's rude" Shut up old man, I tried to pick up the phone as best as I could, even after 100 hours of playing I still can't get used to this lame d-pad pressing up+right or up+down on its own, so you should get used to me hanging up on you.
