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i was playing gt3 today when i noticed that the vibration was not working i thought maybe it was turned off in the setting, i checked dbut it was on, i my other games and the vibration does not work on any of them, but i remember when i got my playstation2 it was working, any one else had this problem? is there a way to fix it?
If it is the pad thats broke, ring Sony and they will send you a new one, and you can probably keep this pad too, i mean it still works just with no rumble so its worth keeping.
Samos wrote:
> A simple diagnosis...
...your dualshock2 pads are nackered.
Get a new
> one!
My pad makes a rattle noise, but it still vibrates.
I've only had mine since Christmas day!, i can't buy a new 1 every 3 months. I spose i will have to put up with it.
> A simple diagnosis...
...your dualshock2 pads are nackered.
Get a new
> one!
My pad makes a rattle noise, but it still vibrates.
I've only had mine since Christmas day!, i can't buy a new 1 every 3 months. I spose i will have to put up with it.
I used a combination of PS1 and PS2 pads for ages. About 5 months until I bought my second DS2 pad.
Never caused any probs for me.
Never caused any probs for me.
well i've tried taking out the controller, but still no results.
the thing i think that could have caused the problem is that i was trying to play gt3 on two player mode with my brother but had only one ps2 controller, so on the intro i selected english and then swaped the controller with a ps1 controller, and pluged the ps2 one in the second port and it seems to work fine in two player mode. maybe this could have caused the problem?
the thing i think that could have caused the problem is that i was trying to play gt3 on two player mode with my brother but had only one ps2 controller, so on the intro i selected english and then swaped the controller with a ps1 controller, and pluged the ps2 one in the second port and it seems to work fine in two player mode. maybe this could have caused the problem?
Mr. Furby wrote:
> get a new one, but my ps2 controller is still pretty new i haven't used it that
> much. just a little.
Well, that means there must be a connection problem in your pad.
Take your pad out and dust the plug-in at the end of the lead.
Any better?
> get a new one, but my ps2 controller is still pretty new i haven't used it that
> much. just a little.
Well, that means there must be a connection problem in your pad.
Take your pad out and dust the plug-in at the end of the lead.
Any better?
The game might be faulty.
If your pad works with every other game you then it could be the game,go borrow a mates copy and try your pad with theirs.
If it still doesn't work and your station is still under gaurentee with Sony(taking into mind that you needed to have sent the form off to get the gaurentee)
Then they *might* replace your pad.
If your pad works with every other game you then it could be the game,go borrow a mates copy and try your pad with theirs.
If it still doesn't work and your station is still under gaurentee with Sony(taking into mind that you needed to have sent the form off to get the gaurentee)
Then they *might* replace your pad.
A simple diagnosis...
...your dualshock2 pads are nackered.
Get a new one!
My pad makes a rattle noise, but it still vibrates.
...your dualshock2 pads are nackered.
Get a new one!
My pad makes a rattle noise, but it still vibrates.
My dual shock seems to be going conk, it happend after ranking up a score of 3,150,000 on airport on tony hawks 3.
i was playing gt3 today when i noticed that the vibration was not working i thought maybe it was turned off in the setting, i checked dbut it was on, i my other games and the vibration does not work on any of them, but i remember when i got my playstation2 it was working, any one else had this problem? is there a way to fix it?