Logitech Dual Action Gamepad

I have had this controller for a few years now, and I love it! I have had a few controllers for the PC, but this is by far my favorite. It is very easy to hold, comfortable, durable, and responsive. This controller is setup exactly like a playstation controller. It has 10 buttons, 4 buttons on the right in a tilted square fashion, 2 on the top left and 2 on the top right, and two in the middle. Every button is easily reachable, so when speed is needed to get your finger to a button, you can get it there. I use this controller with my Windows XP operating system. Windows recognized the controller without me installing any drives, and it was ready to ...  Read the complete review

If you could hold awkwardness, it would be this controller. Mind you having a console like controller for your PC is great but it just feels weird in your hand, like a square Nintendo paddle or a Sega space-ship shaped paddle. You just match the hole with the plug (teehee) and then you find a game that is compatible with said 'controller' and then you go to town. Say you have a hankering to play a little Medal Of Honor, you dust of the case, open it up, pop in the disc and you will be playing like Play Station in no time. But then again, seeing as there are four buttons on the face, it makes it hard to decide if you press black ...  Read the complete review

Anyone who's tried to play console games or MAME on a computer knows that keyboards just don't cut it. Its especially true for emulating N64 of playstation 2 games where the analogue thumb stick control is required - a mouse can't substitute this and neither can a keyboard. Enter the Logitech dual action as a great cheap way to fill the void. Modelled just like a playstation 2 controller, its got everything - dual thumb sticks, buttons for 'x' 'o' 'square' etc and 'start' arrows, 4 trigger finger buttons. Setting this up with typical emulators such as project64 is easy. Its recognized straight away being usb and just press buttons on the gamepad to correspond to whatever ...  Read the complete review