Thanks for reply. Hmm.. can cordless rumblepad 2 support games for windows title? Eg, lost planet 2, arcana gothica, sfiv or upcoming cod black ops?

Kinda used to play fps with controller due to effect of xbox 360.

but now my xbox 360 has been sold. Feel waste if buy back coz my rig is mid end game spec.

Generally I'll say go with wired, not worth your time to go with wireless, gotta change battery quite frequent.

With Rumblepad 2 you'll gotta configure it manually most of the time, while Xbox 360 controller don't need to (for most games that is)

Geezz.. Thanks kianweic. guess will buy xbox 360 controller. Got 4 colour avail. White, black, red and blue. Will buy black one.

Xbox 360 Controller (wired) just plug into the PC (Windows 7) and auto install driver is it?

Cause that time using vista need to download driver in order to get recognized ..

hav anyone tried this controller from logitech, F510 , it support both direct input and xinput which is exactly like 360 controller, just wondering will this controller vibrate in most latest games??

anyway guys, is there any controller that can vibrate properly(like the 360 controller) other the the 360 controller? i mean even my rumblepad 2 didnt vibrate in most latest games, it did in Darksiders(vibrate till the end) and unleashed 2(although after a while the vibrate gone).

hey, does anyone here know where can i get razer onza? its claim better than xbox 360 controller and fully compatible with GFW as it is license by MS. http://www2.razerzone.com/onza/

Did you install the latest drivers for Logitech Rumblepad 2?  It worked quite well for me in DiRT2, Resident Evil 4, Resident Evil 5 and the Last Remnant.

Not sure tis has been posted.. but theres a x360 controller emulator for yer gamepads. http://code.google.com/p/x360ce/downloads/list It makes yer non-x360 gamepad recognized and works as x360 gamepad.

Actually what does the Xbox 360 controller emulator do?

I tried to get that working on my Logitech Rumblepad 2 before selling them off.

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This Is Apparently The Ultimate Gaming Advantage Steven's quote appears on the front of the web page for The Avenger, and while I suspect he is one of the many people featured in the site's testimonial video for the controller, I'd rather not verify that. I think of him as a collection of all the Stevens in the world: The Over-Steven.

Over-Steven loves The Avenger, so I don't see why we shouldn't. The bizarre-looking device straps on to the Xbox 360 controller, increasing the sensitivity of the buttons and triggers in order to allow for rapid, fluid movements. I'm not sure if it looks amazing or ridiculous. If hard-pressed I'd say it looks like an Xbox 360 controller attempting to cosplay.

The adapter comes with a stabilizing tripod, tension straps, and hair triggers. It even has sensitivity adjusters, which I like to imagine transform the average Xbox Live gamer from one that insults your mother to one that asks after her health.

Probably not.

Will The Avenger up your game? Is it truly the ultimate gaming advantage? It's hard to imagine, not having seen one up close and in action. Over-Steven loves it, but is that enough?

Manufacturer iControl has slapped a 100 percent satisfaction guarantee on it though, so if you don't like it you can always get your $59.00 back eventually.

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