4 gamepads to GameCube, XBox and Playstation 2?

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the-box

New member

• Jun 16, 2005

• #1

I wont to play games from GameCube, XBox and Playstation 2 on my computer. I also want to play multiplayers, so I need 4 gamepads. I think I will buy 4 of this http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/details/GB/EN,CRID=2225,CONTENTID=8674
but will the vibration work, or should I buy this http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/details/GB/EN,CRID=2225,CONTENTID=6951

Will this plan work, or can't it not be done?

 

PhatPlaya

O.G. (Original Gamer)

• Jun 16, 2005

• #2

There needs to be fully-working emulators for all those consoles to play the games on your PC.
Since there isnt at the moment, it isnt possible.

Here, if you want a look at the emulators..

GameCube
Playstation 2
XBox

 

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305soldier

hsdhaasd!

• Jun 16, 2005

• #3

yeah you'll have to wait about a year or 2 before we'll see any last gen console emulators working at a playable speed.

oh btw i have the controller in your second link, its pretty a good control.

 

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the-box

New member

• Jun 16, 2005

• #4

PhatPlaya I have lokked these emulators, but do they not work?

I have never tryed them, but I have tryed projekter 64 to nintendo 64 games, and it was perfect

 

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305soldier

hsdhaasd!

• Jun 16, 2005

• #5

the emulators work but very slow so in some other peoples eyes they still don't work.
project 64 and N64 emulation is diffrent. like i said before the emulators won't work at a playable speed for a while.

 

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the-box

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• Jun 16, 2005

• #6

ok I understand

Nintendo 64 is the newst there work perfect? What about playstation 1 do it work perfect?

 

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305soldier

hsdhaasd!

• Jun 16, 2005

• #7

N64 emulation is not perfect but its pretty damn close and PS1 emulation is really good too.

 

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the-box

New member

• Jun 16, 2005

• #8

But can the playstion 1 og nintendo 64 emulator use a vibration? Or shoud I buy them with out vibration?

 

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305soldier

hsdhaasd!

• Jun 16, 2005

• #9

yeah i don't think you feel the vibration cuz if i remember correctly the
PS1 itself didn't have vibration so maybe you should buy the one without vibration.

 

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the-box

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• Jun 16, 2005

• #10

hmm I remember that in last you could buy gamepads with vibration to PS1, and vibration also work in nintendo 64, but will it also work on a emulator?

 

hagbard

New member

• Jun 16, 2005

• #11

PSX and PSX emus like ePSXe emulate the vibration (force feedback). You also need a pad & drivers acording that and set up the ff on the ePSXe pad options. Actually many plugins support that, so other emulator using PSEmu Pro plugin specs should work (SSSPSX, PSXeven).

The same for N64 emus, as the plugins are often compatible with zilmar specs (PJ64)