Very good but...
This adapter is perfect if you plan to use it with one controller or with 2 to 4 "officials SONY dual shock 2" controller... If you want to use different types of controllers at the same time, there are bugs and lags.


I use it under windows XP with my hrap2.sa alone or with official PS2 pads for multiplayers games and there's no problem. It work with MAME, kawaks, zsnes, nebula etc...

So it's a very good 4 players adapater to have, with great functions, but for multiplayer, each player must use a Sony DS2 pad!

WORKS FINE
I've had mine a year (replacing a previous one-socket version), never a problem with my one PS2 dual shock controller. I finally got round to getting a second PS2 dual shock controller and they both work fine - another commenter here is right in that it's best to plug all the stuff in BEFORE you switch on your PC. And i've never had any feedback issues at all. What a great invention! I cant recommend it any higher.

Not Perfect
Given that it is more expensive than your regular usb converter (there are MUCH cheaper options at parity performance) imo it's not worth the buy unless you really want the force feedback (FF). I notice a fraction of a second delay when playing fighting games on my PC using a pad, probably due to the increased wiring brought about by the FF function. The difference is not noticeable in other genres, but with fighting games it could be the difference in a highly competitive match. So if you plan to use this for an arcade stick and don't need the FF function, not worth it.

was awesome
it work perfectly i hooked up 2 pads and they work if its not workin out for u first hook them up to the converter then plug it in

Works perfectly!
I tryed it with a ps1 controller on 1 port and a 'hori fighting stick 2' on another port and it works perfectly! I played GGXX #R and ssb64 on pj64 with no problem. Didn't try all ports yet. Need to buy more controllers...
I have Windows XP pro on Desktop, didn't have to install any drivers.