Allows Playstation controllers to be used on the Dreamcast
Supports all Playstation compatible Dual Shock, non Dual Shock controllers and steering wheels
Dual Shock compatible controllers will vibrate with Dreamcast games that support rumble function when used with the Total Control Adapter, no extra accessory is required
詳細描述
Total Control is a Playstation compatible controller adapter for Dreamcast, allowing Playstation compatible controllers to be used on the Dreamcast console. Your favorite Playstation compatible controller can now work perfectly on the Dreamcast. Dreamcast games that support rumble function will make Playstation Dual Shock compatible controllers rumble without extra accessories. Total Control also supports steering wheel controllers, use your favorite Playstation compatible steering wheel on DC now!
MMmm.....Dont work with all Dont work with Wireless Pad.......but..maybe with the DC 9v yes..but ..i have the DC 9 V power...but..how to connect?
em0ti0ncze(1) on 28, Sep. 2009 23:55 (HKT)
perfect Purchased a while ago, works flawlessly with Dreamcast, no lag ^^
lan_lh(5) on 25, Sep. 2009 00:27 (HKT)
simply perfect work perfectly with my ps one analog controller.
Ps. Also with the VMU
ez2torta(1) on 30, Jul. 2009 21:43 (HKT)
Awesome product! i'm very happy with this, now i can use my psx arcade stick on dreamcast, i've tried MVC2 and CVS2 and it rocks!!
the only con i've found is that the box says it has a 9v input but the item doesn't , not a big matter :)
The Hitman(7) on 10, May. 2009 04:29 (HKT)
WOW...just WOW... ...this adapter PWNS! No lag at all and it feels so much more comfortable playing with PlayStation controllers as I've never been a big fan of DC controllers. The VMU slot on the adapter worked just fine as well.
I tested it with a PS1, PS2, and PS2 Saturn controller. They all worked perfectly. I suggest setting the little switch on the side to the middle position when using the PS controllers. I found that setting to work the best.
Note: Actual adapter looks different than in the pic, but still does the job.
