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JDFan:

I'd agree easiest method would be just buy another dual action but not from Best Buy unless you get them to price match Walmart for $16.84 ( http://www.walmart.com/ip/Logitech-Dual-Action-Game-Pad-PC/3504720 )

Fursphere:


--- Quote from: JDFan on November 26, 2013, 11:23:19 am ---I'd agree easiest method would be just buy another dual action but not from Best Buy unless you get them to price match Walmart for $16.84 ( http://www.walmart.com/ip/Logitech-Dual-Action-Game-Pad-PC/3504720 )

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Isn't that one disconntinued?   I have a pair of Logitech F310s myself that work perfect on everything.  (and an F710 that Logitech claims is Windows 8 compatible - its not.  they lie.  It works in 8 if you install Xbox 360 drivers, doesn't work at all in 8.1)

MydknyteStyrm:

So I bit the bullet and bought the Logitech F310. Thankfully the buttons are the same as my Dual Action. Now everything works as expected, and I saved myself a huge headache. Thanks for all the help! Stay away from the SteelSeries 3GC. Pain in the A** to work with.

05SRT4:

You could always find some cheap wired Xbox 360 controllers or PS2/3 controllers and use them to. Xbox you just need to download the driver and it will plug right in.

The AHK scripts will work but they wont feel right especially if you are playing games like mk9 or SF. Let me know if you want to try just for laughs though. Its always good to know how to.

DeLuSioNal29:

I was going to suggest this:  http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php/topic,96377.0.html

You can download the xInput (x360ce program in a sense) from the BYOAC file depository here:  http://files.arcadecontrols.com/details.php?image_id=3656

It has support for remapping X360 stuff in games to your joysticks.

You can also google x360ce to grab it.

DeLuSioNaL29



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