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特點
- Connect a wired Xbox 360™ controller to your PlayStation3™ console
- Supports rapid fire function
- New: Supports rumble
- Third party manufactured product!
詳細描述
The XCM Cross Battle Adapter allows you to connect a wired 360™ controller to your PlayStation3™ console. Rapid fire function on all action buttons is supported. This new version now supports rumble.
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| 發行日期 | 2009年02月15日 |
| PAX-Code | PAX0002595849 |
| 產品編號 | 718122717439 |
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| 總共投票: | 40 |
如果你熟悉這產品 XCM Cross Battle Adapter Plus, 何不跟我們分享你寶貴的意見 ?
顯示最後 5 個評論, 總共有 30 個評論。 以下評論只代表顧客的個人意見, 一概與Play-Asia.com無關。
YoshyHero (35) on 23, Sep. 2011 08:33 (HKT)
it's for like me
Xbox 360 controller is the best shape for gamers I think.
But I want to play PS3 exclusive titles. But I don't like PS controller. Once people use xbox 360 controller, even if PS gamers, they can't go back to PS controller. This product is for like them.
So this is must for greedy gamers. If you aren't discriminatory for both xbox 360 and PS3 games and you say that you can enjoy the game only by xbox 360 controller you must get this.
Xbox 360 controller is the best shape for gamers I think.
But I want to play PS3 exclusive titles. But I don't like PS controller. Once people use xbox 360 controller, even if PS gamers, they can't go back to PS controller. This product is for like them.
So this is must for greedy gamers. If you aren't discriminatory for both xbox 360 and PS3 games and you say that you can enjoy the game only by xbox 360 controller you must get this.
maxpwner (7) on 02, Sep. 2011 01:25 (HKT)
XCM 2.0
Works great, tested with two regular 360 pads (one PC, one black 360 version) and the Hori EX2 with Mortal Kombat for PS3 with zero noticeable input lag.
Would recommend to anyone who prefers the 360 pad over a dualshock, or alternatively anyone who's just fed up with the dualshock analogs' poor performance in pretty much any and all aspects of modern 3D gaming.
Works great, tested with two regular 360 pads (one PC, one black 360 version) and the Hori EX2 with Mortal Kombat for PS3 with zero noticeable input lag.
Would recommend to anyone who prefers the 360 pad over a dualshock, or alternatively anyone who's just fed up with the dualshock analogs' poor performance in pretty much any and all aspects of modern 3D gaming.
xblbatmantm (1) on 30, Aug. 2011 23:16 (HKT)
This Rocks!!
After switching back and forth between controllers finally
something that allows 1 controller to rule them all. If there is latency is I haven't notice everything seems just fine. Bit on the pricey side but well worth it
After switching back and forth between controllers finally
something that allows 1 controller to rule them all. If there is latency is I haven't notice everything seems just fine. Bit on the pricey side but well worth it
williamvanfleet (1) on 20, Aug. 2011 02:24 (HKT)
After 5 years, I can finally play games on my PS3
Bottom Line: I would absolutely recommend the CBA 2.2 to anyone who wants to use a 360 controller on the PS3. For me, it was easily worth the price of admission.Short Version:
Allows use of Wireless Xbox 360 Controller
Responsive and accurate: I noticed no lag and controls felt precise
Reprogrammable functions: swapping buttons is simple, intuitive, and works
Cons:
Price is high and you must own or purchase the wireless gaming receiver to use a wireless controller
SixAxis supported only by reassigning an analog stick
Uses USB port
Can't turn on PS3 with controller
Must plug device into PS3 each time it is rebooted to get it to recognize controller correctly
Other:
While I had no problems with lag or responsiveness, I don't play FPS games competitively and can't give an informed opinion regarding the device's usefulness in that application
Long Version:
I won't argue the merits of the DS3 controller; it's simply not for me. Since I got my Xbox 360 I've been looking for a way to use my favorite controller on the PS3, and after long last, this product appears to be the solution. Over the years I've purchased three different "clone" controllers to use on the PS3, all of which were disappointments in one way or another (poor build quality, poor ergonomics, lack of responsiveness, etc.).
The Cross Battle Adapter has been around for a while, but I've always been wary of the XCM products because of mixed reviews, onerous requirements, and a fairly high purchase price. The previous incarnations of the CBA have required a wired controller, which in my mind is not a complete solution. The latest revision does away with the requirement of a wired controller, although one must now own the Microsoft Xbox Wireless Gaming Receiver to enjoy the wireless feature.
I'll start with the bad news. The CBA 2.2 is pricey, and you need the wireless adapter to enjoy it's full feature set. If you don't own one, it will set you back almost as much as a wired Xbox controller. Next, you are going to be using up a USB port on your PS3; this is a USB dongle like all the other competing products. For owners of the slim model, this is bad because you only have a couple of ports to begin with. Although you can turn off the system using your wireless controller, you won't be able to turn it on. I also discovered that I could only get the PS3 to recognize my controller by unplugging the CBA from the USB port and plugging it back in each time the PS3 was started. Finally, while you can program an analog stick with the SixAxis function, there's no native support on the 360 controller. I can't comment intelligently on this feature because I've never used SixAxis in a game.
Now on to the good. After figuring out how to make the PS3 recognize my controller after a reboot, the controller performed flawlessly. The CBA allows one to reprogram button functions in an intuitive manner, so I was able to quickly swap the functionality of the R1/R2 and L1/L2 buttons with ease (most PS3 games map the "trigger" buttons to the R1 and L1 buttons by default). I've heard about lag with almost every similar product on the market, but I didn't notice any. All buttons mapped properly and responded as expected. I don't play FPS games competitively, so I can't say with absolute certainty whether inputs were as precise and instantaneous as with the DS3, but in the games I've played (Uncharted 2, Demon's Souls, Infamous), I noticed no issues. Controls were accurate and intuitive.
I can't express how satisfying it was to finally use the controller I love for PS3 exclusives I've never been able to enjoy due to my personal dislike of the DS3 controller. If you really want to use your 360 controller on the PS3, this is the way to do it. In my mind, the results are well worth the few extra hoops you must leap through to get to the prize.
Bottom Line: I would absolutely recommend the CBA 2.2 to anyone who wants to use a 360 controller on the PS3. For me, it was easily worth the price of admission.Short Version:
Allows use of Wireless Xbox 360 Controller
Responsive and accurate: I noticed no lag and controls felt precise
Reprogrammable functions: swapping buttons is simple, intuitive, and works
Cons:
Price is high and you must own or purchase the wireless gaming receiver to use a wireless controller
SixAxis supported only by reassigning an analog stick
Uses USB port
Can't turn on PS3 with controller
Must plug device into PS3 each time it is rebooted to get it to recognize controller correctly
Other:
While I had no problems with lag or responsiveness, I don't play FPS games competitively and can't give an informed opinion regarding the device's usefulness in that application
Long Version:
I won't argue the merits of the DS3 controller; it's simply not for me. Since I got my Xbox 360 I've been looking for a way to use my favorite controller on the PS3, and after long last, this product appears to be the solution. Over the years I've purchased three different "clone" controllers to use on the PS3, all of which were disappointments in one way or another (poor build quality, poor ergonomics, lack of responsiveness, etc.).
The Cross Battle Adapter has been around for a while, but I've always been wary of the XCM products because of mixed reviews, onerous requirements, and a fairly high purchase price. The previous incarnations of the CBA have required a wired controller, which in my mind is not a complete solution. The latest revision does away with the requirement of a wired controller, although one must now own the Microsoft Xbox Wireless Gaming Receiver to enjoy the wireless feature.
I'll start with the bad news. The CBA 2.2 is pricey, and you need the wireless adapter to enjoy it's full feature set. If you don't own one, it will set you back almost as much as a wired Xbox controller. Next, you are going to be using up a USB port on your PS3; this is a USB dongle like all the other competing products. For owners of the slim model, this is bad because you only have a couple of ports to begin with. Although you can turn off the system using your wireless controller, you won't be able to turn it on. I also discovered that I could only get the PS3 to recognize my controller by unplugging the CBA from the USB port and plugging it back in each time the PS3 was started. Finally, while you can program an analog stick with the SixAxis function, there's no native support on the 360 controller. I can't comment intelligently on this feature because I've never used SixAxis in a game.
Now on to the good. After figuring out how to make the PS3 recognize my controller after a reboot, the controller performed flawlessly. The CBA allows one to reprogram button functions in an intuitive manner, so I was able to quickly swap the functionality of the R1/R2 and L1/L2 buttons with ease (most PS3 games map the "trigger" buttons to the R1 and L1 buttons by default). I've heard about lag with almost every similar product on the market, but I didn't notice any. All buttons mapped properly and responded as expected. I don't play FPS games competitively, so I can't say with absolute certainty whether inputs were as precise and instantaneous as with the DS3, but in the games I've played (Uncharted 2, Demon's Souls, Infamous), I noticed no issues. Controls were accurate and intuitive.
I can't express how satisfying it was to finally use the controller I love for PS3 exclusives I've never been able to enjoy due to my personal dislike of the DS3 controller. If you really want to use your 360 controller on the PS3, this is the way to do it. In my mind, the results are well worth the few extra hoops you must leap through to get to the prize.
merkaaba (1) on 17, Aug. 2011 20:39 (HKT)
Cross Battle Adapter 2.2
OK! i bought around the Cross Battle Adapter 2.2.......This Adapter works with MW2...I could not found any lag or delay till now.....So for me it was that what i wished.....
The button Re-maping i did not used till now......but the cross battle 2.2 do not contain Rapidfire function...yes he supports if you have a rapidfire Controller....
If you want an Adapter for xbox360 Wireless Controller..than you have to buy the Cross Battle Adapter 2.1...But for to use Rapidfire function you will also need temporary a xbox360 Wired Controller...
Dont forget!
those Cross Battle Adapters for xbox360 Wireless Controllers both requires Microsoft Xbox Wireless Receiver!
OK! i bought around the Cross Battle Adapter 2.2.......This Adapter works with MW2...I could not found any lag or delay till now.....So for me it was that what i wished.....
The button Re-maping i did not used till now......but the cross battle 2.2 do not contain Rapidfire function...yes he supports if you have a rapidfire Controller....
If you want an Adapter for xbox360 Wireless Controller..than you have to buy the Cross Battle Adapter 2.1...But for to use Rapidfire function you will also need temporary a xbox360 Wired Controller...
Dont forget!
those Cross Battle Adapters for xbox360 Wireless Controllers both requires Microsoft Xbox Wireless Receiver!
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