Where can I get a *GOOD* PS2->PC adapter, w/ full analog support + other stuff?

[DOOManiac]

Hello guys. I've looked everywhere I can think of for a Playstation 2 -> PC adapter that supports everything that makes the PS2 controller so gravy, namely the analog sticks and buttons. I've seen a few in stores and on websites that have some that just support PS1 pads or support the PS2 w/ no analog support, but I'm just kinda at a loss as to finding one that would give full functionality.

I've tried local stores, online stores, and even scouring google. Nothing, nada. At least that I can find. So when I found this board I thought I'd ask. Thanks for any help you can give me!

This grows more important as the PC version of Metal Gear Solid 2 is coming out. :P Plus I just really like the controller, always have. I loved how the Gravis Gamepad Pro was basically a copy of the PSX controller... If only they'd make a Pro 2 that was a copy of the ps2's...

Again, thanks for any info you can give me in this regard, be it product recommendations or whatever. Thanks!

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Another quick note to add, I'd prefer that the solution be USB, but legacy gameport is acceptable. No Parrallel port please though since it is kinda being phased out...
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[MrToasty]

I noticed this at levelsix.com:

http://www.levelsix.com/products/pc/PCMagicBox.shtml

It says it supports all buttons and analog control.  They have a similar one that lets you use PS2 controllers on the XBox.  I have no experience with this model (bought a different one last year that doesn't support analog), so I can't offer an opinion on it.

Hope this helps.

[SNAAAKE]

http://www.levelsix.com/products/playstation/PSXPC_Adapter.shtml

This one supports everything.  

I have 3 of them.Works great  

full analog and digital support.Means that you can use analog sticks and the direction all at the same time.

[DOOManiac]

wow, thanks guys. This site looks like its got some great stuff.

I was wondering about

this gamepad. It looks like an identical clone of the PS2 controller, already set up for USB. Though I'm a bit concerned about the fact that there is no brand name on it whatsoever, but rather just a generic thing. I don't wanna buy something that isn't quality, but if this is good then it could save me a lot of money, as I wouldn't have to buy a PS2 controller (I don't even own a Playstation 2).

Also, in regards to the first box vs. the 2nd box, I do have a few questions that since you guys own one of them you can hopefully answer. The first one (white, $22) has 3 controller types supported and while that's nice and all, I don't have a saturn or DC controller, nor will I ever want one, so I really have no need for that functionality. Nor will I be using any type of dance mat, so I don't need that either. So, is there any reason to get it rather than the green one that's almost $10 cheaper? I don't care about vibration, in fact, i'm glad the green one doesn't support it. I hate that stuff :P

Again, thanks for the link. I'm happy that now I no longer have to see if there are any good products, but now I just gotta decide on which to get :)

[mAdSmuRf]

I bought one of these off this same guy on ebay for like $8 ending auction and it supports everything on the PSX/PS2 controllers includding analog and sticks and buttons on the sticks.  Also supports 2 joysticks and works with DDR controllers.  Just my opinion though...  plus I got it in about 4 days.

mS

[darkmanx]

i also got one off of ebay that supports everything including 2 controls at once for $9. just search for "psx to pc usb" and they will come up.