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PS2 Controller Issues

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badger25

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I am currently playing PES 2010 with a PS2 control pad using a USB converter. I imagine this is quite common amongst other players and so I was wondering if anyone else has encountered the same issue as I have.

The problem is that instead of 360 degree controls it appears to only allow an 8 directional controller making slight changes of direction impossible as well as restricting the ability to place passes. The smallest directional change would appear to be 45 degrees which makes a mockery of the supposed new super sensitive control system. I know that there are some people out there who still like to use the D-pad but I am not one of them!

It would appear the only solution is to fork out for a X-box 360 controller. If anybody else is having this problem I would be interested to hear, especially if there is some solution that up until now has alluded me. Thanks in advance.
 
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badger25

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Thanks for the response. I have given this a try but as yet have not any success. The Xbox controller software does not seem to work with my windows 7. Has anyone else had any luck?
 
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PESPLAYR

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Just noticed it's a PS2 pad you're talking about. I use a DS3 using the drivers from motionjoy, and the xbox emulator works perfect on Windows 7 Ultimate.
 
Granulated

Granulated

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badger25 said:
I am currently playing PES 2010 with a PS2 control pad using a USB converter. I imagine this is quite common amongst other players and so I was wondering if anyone else has encountered the same issue as I have.

The problem is that instead of 360 degree controls it appears to only allow an 8 directional controller making slight changes of direction impossible as well as restricting the ability to place passes. The smallest directional change would appear to be 45 degrees which makes a mockery of the supposed new super sensitive control system. I know that there are some people out there who still like to use the D-pad but I am not one of them!

It would appear the only solution is to fork out for a X-box 360 controller. If anybody else is having this problem I would be interested to hear, especially if there is some solution that up until now has alluded me. Thanks in advance.
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I use a PS2 pad and the Play.com USB convertor.

I get very fine degrees of rotation using the analogue stick.
Still use the D-Pad though !

The convertor I got doesnt need drivers so its not a driver issue
 
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badger25

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yahya87 said:
Why do you not use keyboard? I can play PES well with keyboard.
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You're right, I could use the keyboard but the controls will be no more precise. My point isn't that one cannot play (well) with a d-pad or the keyboard but that I would like to have the option to try the new features. In some ways 360° controls may prove more complex and difficult to master but I would conjecture that if one mastered them he or she would be better at the game than one who is a master of the more basic control system.

Thank you for your input all the same.
 
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fofo

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I'm also using a ps3 gamepad, all working good with NBA or other games but in PES 2010 it shoots on his own every time i get the ball and always shooting backwards. The ps3 controller it's fine, i think is smth from the game. Anyone got any idea what could be the problem ?
 
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Granulated

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fofo said:
I'm also using a ps3 gamepad, all working good with NBA or other games but in PES 2010 it shoots on his own every time i get the ball and always shooting backwards. The ps3 controller it's fine, i think is smth from the game. Anyone got any idea what could be the problem ?
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I'm not sure (because I use a PS2 pad, rather than PS3), but with mine it will shoot on its own if I dont press the [analog] button. (even though I use the d-pad for movement), so try making sure the analogue button is lit if you havent already.
 
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teddybear72

teddybear72

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i used to use ps2 pad + usb and it was fine but i bought a couple of Xbox360 pads with usb lead and they are the best. ive had nae problems with them at all. i know it costs but for me it was worth it
 
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