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Is there something that can put a gamecube controller into a ps2? Just wondering cos i want to get Pro Evo 3.
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Is there something that can put a gamecube controller into a ps2? Just wondering cos i want to get Pro Evo 3.
The PS2 controller works fine without the Gamecube one.
Yeah, but i prefer the gamecube one. It's 10 times more comfortable and im used to it.
Killer Nightmare wrote:
> Yeah, but i prefer the gamecube one. It's 10 times more comfortable
> and im used to it.
The GC one doesn't have as many buttons so it will work crap with Pro Evo 3.
> Yeah, but i prefer the gamecube one. It's 10 times more comfortable
> and im used to it.
The GC one doesn't have as many buttons so it will work crap with Pro Evo 3.
It only has ONE less button, so you'd only have to sacrifice ONE move (or just assign it to the d-pad, IF you can do that).
Worth taking out one button if it means you can play without having to stretch your thumb across the pad for analogue control.
Worth taking out one button if it means you can play without having to stretch your thumb across the pad for analogue control.
3 less buttons I believe.
Saying that, I totally forgot about the extra L and R clicks.
if anyone sells it, it will be on www.play-asia.com, don't remember seeing it though, adaptors to use PS2 pad on a Cube are a common as muck though.
Thank you, ill just have to play it on the ps2 i guess.
Hmm....
I wonder if it would be possible to take a few bits of hardware from old broken consoles, get one of those 'ps2 pad for cube' convertors, rewire the whole thing, and make the necessary convertor.
I bet it could be done... I wonder if an old ps1 pad's plug-bit would work (to plug into the ps2), or if I'd need one from a ps2 pad. I don't think they'd have changed anything...
I could take the cube socket from an extension cable. (I've never used my 2 free gift ones anyway...)
I actually have an old joybox thing, from when I was trying to use a ps2 dance mat on the cube.
Hmm. Anyone have an old (broken?) ps1 controller they don't want?
I wonder if it would be possible to take a few bits of hardware from old broken consoles, get one of those 'ps2 pad for cube' convertors, rewire the whole thing, and make the necessary convertor.
I bet it could be done... I wonder if an old ps1 pad's plug-bit would work (to plug into the ps2), or if I'd need one from a ps2 pad. I don't think they'd have changed anything...
I could take the cube socket from an extension cable. (I've never used my 2 free gift ones anyway...)
I actually have an old joybox thing, from when I was trying to use a ps2 dance mat on the cube.
Hmm. Anyone have an old (broken?) ps1 controller they don't want?
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