Played it on almost all my plc games (metro 2033, crysis, crysis warhead, This conrtroller ain't half bad for its price “This conrtroller ain't half bad for its price The wingman software doesent work properly on Vista 64bit
An odd square field of motion around the analog stick Can be used on games such as Lost Planet and be detected, sometimes as an xbox 360 controller So let's get this clear, controller is cheap and good, worth of buying it! An odd square field of motion around the analog stick and wingman software doesn't work properly on Vista 64bit. I haven't like at this controller that dies in less than a year. It can be used on games such as Lost Planet and be detected as Xbox360 controller (sometimes). I have tried this controller on almost all games (Call of Duty, Battlefield, Team Fortress 2, Borderlands, Just Cause, Just Cause 2.), except strategies. It's cheap and good while it lasts, because it dies in less than a year. I don't want to go the xbox/ps3 controller route as I don't have those controllers around.As I expected this controller is very good and fits very well in my hands. I am still waiting on a few parts before I try to put this all together, but if I could get the controller issue squared away, that would save me a bit of time. The Dual Action and the F310 are very similar. However, on this very forum users were having issues with Logitech's F310 gamepad. I love the feel and the responsiveness of the D-pad. I have a pair of Logitech Dual Action gamepads that i've been using with my PC and they've been running like champs. I am looking for the best solution for controllers.Īre the RetroZone or RetroLink SNES controllers mentioned here: really the best ones that work with RetroPie without the need to install additional drivers? So I just bought a raspberry pi and I am looking to turn it into an Emu station with RetroPie like everyone else here. I am not sure if this has been answered before, I did some searching but nothing matching my specific keywords came up.
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