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Use the latest version of motionjoy (060001) and set the ps3 controllers up to emulate xbox controllers. works like charm.


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My understanding is that the controller always uses bluetooth and only uses the USB connection for charging and pairing. If you have two PS3s, you'll find that plugging the controller into one with the USB key and pressing PS will pair to the one it is connected to. (Assuming it is on.) If your controller doesn't charge when connected, there is probably ...


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As has been said, I would try using another game and repeat the process or do it out of game. If this does change the outcome, no problem. If this doesn't change the outcome try a friends pad or try your pad on a friends console (if you can with the same game at the same point). If all else fails try contacting sony about the problem and see what they have ...


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I don’t know anything about your pad (really sorry, I’m just trying to help), but if it isn’t touch sensitive or analog it may not be as sensitive as the keyboard or mouse. My best advice would be to try Google and do some research, very sorry I couldn’t be of more help. This is the best idea that comes to me. Other than that contact the support for War ...


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For the record, you might be surprised to know that PS2 games started being cross-compatible with PS3 and 360 instruments starting with GH: Aerosmith. I have personally tested a 360 Rock Band drum kit with the full-band GH games on the PS2, and they work fine, it goes into 4-lane mode and everything.


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No you can't. It was actually said at one point that you can walk but it has been removed due to people not being able to switch easily.


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I find it harder with a Gamepad.. I've played the entire game with the keyboard 100% light world 87% Dark world i Use my little finger on the shift key and my thumb on the space key and i have my hand like i would if i was playing any game on the (WASD). Somehow i feel i can control Meatboy better if i use the keyboard


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There is 2 ways- turn off your computer or get the battery pack or charging pack out.


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If you're playing a 'Games for Windows Live' enabled game, you should be able to shut it off through the fancy Windows Live menu that appears get when you press and hold the Guide button (the big green X in the center). If you're not playing a Windows Live, enabled game, it looks like you're out of luck; the only way to shut off your controller short of ...


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There isn't any way that I have found besides popping the batteries out and putting them back in. It's very annoying, and causes the batteries to run down far too fast.


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From the PC Specs tab on the website: OS: Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/Seven (32/64bits) Processor: 2GHz Memory: 1GB Graphics: DirectX 9.0c-compatible graphic card Hard Drive: 2.16GB DirectX: DirectX 9.0C Controller Support: Gamepad / Joystick


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Here someone filmed how to take apart and clean/refurbish a Wavebird controller. He uses alcohol and a cotton swab. The process should be the same, resp. even easier, for the normal GameCube controller: ...


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I opened my DS3 and cleaned the sticky keys with alcohol. And also my charging pin was loose. Fixed that by tightening the soldered point and put the controller back together easily. Took 30 minutes in all, of which putting it back together took up 20 minutes. It's worth it - works as good a new one now.


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Thanks everyone for the help I filed a dispute and sent several messages back and forth they kept claiming it was new and a genuine product (and how could we do business and have high rep if we lied?). Finally I sent them all the pictures I had took and all the google info I found and asked them how they could claim it was a legit controller when all this ...


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Joysticks and mice are both capable of producing both absolute and relative inputs. Both have their advantages, and are used in situations that play to those advantages. "Absolute" and "relative" are terms that depend on your point of view as well. For instance, Wikipedia terms "absolute" based on how the input device reports its current position to the ...


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It may be helpful if you explain where you came across these terms, as context could be important. But briefly: In absolute input, say for a joystick, the report from the controller is based on what you're doing to it. For example, the X-Y bearing of the joystick (say it's entirely pulled back) or the throttle stick being half-forward. A mouse doesn't have ...


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Hold the PS button till the lights go off, instead of disconnecting


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Yes, but you may encounter frequent crashes when using a controller. I'm not sure why, or if there's a fix for it, but for some reason, Dead Space 3 doesn't like it when you use a controller...


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I have found it to be much more difficult to phase through floors that you pass through with the wiimote. You would have to double tap extremly fast so it sometimes takes a few tries. Also note, performing short-hops for areal attacks (which helps reduce lag for many moves) is very difficult with the wiimote.



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