Mcbazel USB Super Converter for Using PS2 Controller Joystick Racing Wheel on Xbox One Console Gaming Adapter with Gam3Gear Keychain

Plug and play in windows and other systems that recognize XInput device (e.g. retroarch).All buttons are mapped correctly to the corresponding XInput counterparts.Note that triggers register at 100% of the analog range when pressed since they are digital buttons on my controllers.Left and right rumble works flawlessly.this is the ONLY adapter that has worked flawlessly, and extra points for being plug and play, no setup required.

Don't throw away those old controllers you love or paid a lot of money for; this thing makes them work with the newer platforms with no problem. Got a PS2 gem of a controller and an xbox-one? No problem, it fits right in the USB hub and is ready to go.

Works great but sometimes the sticks will go wonky from time to time. When aiming or walking it will continue to drift without input but goes back to normal very quickly other then that slight annoyance it works very well the on the fly turbo input works very well and controller syncs fine.

Brook is like posted on ALL my consoles (they come with decals and not cheap ones). Xarcade sells Brook adapters at a bit more but Xgaming's joysticks are INSANE and worth it before Hori

works on my old ps2 generic steering wheel, enough said

This works great! I can now use my old teken 5 (hori) arcade stick on my Xbox one x. Awesome!

great

Il prodotto funziona come descritto.Funziona perfettamente con un vecchio volante della ps2 collegato al pc.

Anschließen und loslegen, ich war erst skeptisch was dass Material betrifft, bin aber positiv überrascht. Ideal für Kampfspiele, und mit dem Playstation 1 Controller (ohne Joysticks) sogar besser als die heute teuren Stick's und Pad's

Edit: I'm afraid I have to knock one star off the below review as for some reason Brook does not provide any firmware options for this adapter online, unlike their similar PS2 to PS3/PS4/PC adapter. That means AFAIK there is no way to flash this converter with a tournament-safe firmware and no way to disable the turbo key combination. I recommend you get the Brook PS2 to PS3/PS4/PC adapter instead, which should be identical except for using dinput instead of xinput. There are free xinput wrappers like x360ce for the few games out there that won't work with dinput.If you're being put off by the price of the Brook and are considering going for one of the cheap unbranded adapters, I'd suggest you reconsider. Cheap unbranded Chinese adapters often make some strange mapping choices; one of the popular ones on eBay I bought did not separate the left digital and analogue for example, so was unusable in games where those are supposed to do different things. But that's not the biggest problem, some can have issues with lag too, but they are in my experience also extraordinarily flimsy. I've just thrown one away that didn't even last 2 days of light use before it died!In contrast, these Brook adapters are well made, and they do exactly what they claim. It works flawlessly in emulators like RetroArch, which was the reason for my purchase.

Niente non funziona come dovrebbe

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