This doubles as a generic usb gamepad for action games? Or it's intended exclusively for flight control?
1114508
It can be used for most computer games there are ways to key map each button.
1114509
It comes with programmable software installed on the joystick itself, so you can custom program each and every button to do whatever you want. So while it is geared towards flight control, I'm sure you can get it to do much more on other games.
1855786
I agree with Calors A. Mendia I dont know much about the Disney Infinity games either. I just know it works well with fighting games, I recommend using a different controller too.
1784954
I've heard of JoyToKey (google it), I'm not familiar with actually using it, but I believe it's a way to enable a controller to emulate a mouse and keyboard
222448
Yes and no, yes because every game for windows got the default programing for the xbox game controller, but i always recomend to install the controller Gaming software to the pc that you can find in the officila website at logitech, because this vary on the operative system and may do the things more easy for you. I Attach the website gaming software.http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/wireless-gamepad-f710?osid=23&bit;=64
571062
Hmm not sure but when I looked up the saitek pro yoke it said in the features section"Use the integrated USB Hub to easily connect other parts of the Saitek Pro Flight range of products, such as additional Pro Flight Throttle Quadrant or Pro Flight Instrument Panel (both sold separately)"I would say it probably does do that - oh actually I noticed someone in the comments below seems to have that same setup you were asking about, anyway the quote I took from the PC game gear site suggests it can be done. Good Luck!
1370830
I have used it with the Suncom F-15 Talon with Throttle, and it works great. Just need to make sure you have the switch set correctly for 3 or 4 analog inputs, and your throttle should work fine. It appears to accept all of the normal joystick port buttons, so it should work with the buttons also. I bought 2 so that I can use the rudder pedals I have also, and they work together just fine. I am running them on Windows 7 with no problem.
1299521
It works for anything, it's a regular gamepad that just so happens to look like a NES controller. The only thing you should consider seriously though is that mine had a button that completely didn't work (even after tinkering with the innards to try and fix this "new" item). A lot of us who bought these had problems with them and their shoddy craftsmanship, and I'd be a jerk to not mention this sorta' thing to any potential new buyers.
1753343
As long as you have a USB 2.0 and you should be fine. Just when you go into the key bindings hit the button on the controller, I found it was as simple as that.
640953
To my knowledge, it only works to connect Wii Classic Controller style controllers to a computer via USB port. I don't make the product nor do I professionally test it. I'm mainly using it for emulation and other games I can get that will support it.
1482215
I suppose that if you buy it, you know what's it's for, that is to use with a plane simulator (the Joystick is used for pitch and roll control, and pedals for rudder/yaw control); Depending of what sort of sim. software you use, settings for this devise is generaly in the same control panel than the joystick one. On Windows you'll perhaps need to installe the drivers for it (for Mac nothing to do, as usual, it runs)
2265528
Yes that is correct. Be aware though that for some reason it may make your connection a little finicky dependent upon the device. For example USB drives may get weird errors, but a game pad controller will work fine. I am uncertain as to why that is.
970494
If you plus it a usb 3 port which is blue it will not work . It has to be in usb 2 ports only. And try to down load the software for the controller too. Some games might not work with this controller aswell. Kinobo USB Gamepad for PCs XP/Vista/Windows 7 and be fine. I got win. 7 and 8.1 and it work with no problems at all. I use it for driving games like for all NFS games.
1217175
If your able to use any kind of controller for that game, which I'm almost sure of it, then yes this would work. Has worked for every game/emulator I have tried so far. It will recognize it as a connected controller/joystick device. It works great.
223778
Yes, It will work for any flight simulator, or for any game you would fly aircraft. The Wheel Stand is use to mount your hardware (Yoke. Rudder Pedals), and it does not matter what game you are playing. The Stand works perfectly and is easy to move.
349977
This is a fairly difficult question to answer. What kind of controller are you using?
1455721
That game doesn't support gamepads. You might be able to use a mod but I wouldn't recommend it. The snes controller is better for snes style games like super meat boy, binding of Isaac, etc. KOTOR would need a control stick at the very least. I'd recommend a good snes emulator like Zsnes, which it what I use it for, and it's awesome.
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Spend a few more bucks and get a logitech gamepad. You'll get much better drivers and customer support. This one is kind of a pain in the butt.