How To: Use A PS3 Controller On Your PC [Quick and Easy]
Since my previous how to video of using a PS3 controller on your PC got so many comments and views, which led me to assume that it was a very helpful video (along with the positive comments I got), I decided to make a new one with a totally different driver/program.
This program is very, very easy and simple to use. Once you've installed it, that's it. Your PS3 controller should be good to go. All you need to do after installing is restart your computer and then plug in your controller once you're on your desktop. That's it. It should detect it automatically it and simulate it as an Xbox 360 controller.
If you have any issues, check out these system requirements:
1. Microsoft .NET 4.0
2. Visual C 2010 Runtime.
3. Latest DirectX Runtime.
4. Latest Xbox 360 Controller Drivers available.
5. Genuine Sony DualShock3 or SixAxis Controller(s).
6. Minimum of Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR Dongle (if using Bluetooth).
7. Administrator rights on your PC.
If you meet all of these requirements [except for the Bluetooth dongle, as it's only for those using Bluetooth], and you're still having issues, go ahead and leave a comment or send me a message.
Again, just like my how to video on this, don't be afraid to leave a comment or send me a message if you got any questions or issues that need to be resolved. I'll try my best to help you. It's what I'm here for.
You can also visit the forum thread, create an account there, and then post your questions and/or issues there. They'll definitely help you out as well.
Direct Download Link: http://forums.pcsx2.net/attachment.ph...
Thank Scarlet.Crush on the forums for making this driver!
Forum Thread/Discussion of the driver: http://forums.pcsx2.net/Thread-XInput...
If this method worked out for you, make sure to leave a like, to let others know that it worked for you! It's not about me getting likes, it's about you guys helping each other.
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