Wireless Controller for PS2 Play Station 2 Dual Vibration 2 - ClearBlue and ClearRed
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As you can see in the photo, it does show them.
A AAA battery is required
You are right, these are dual shocks
A variety of factors could influence it. The Mod-based PS1 I own is a PS1 with a mod chip installed*br>Technically, these worked on the PS1, but the PS1 would not recognize the memory card slot when I plugged in receivers. My guess is that the receivers require more power than a standard controller for the PS1.
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In so far as this controller is concerned, it has amazing - I actually went upstairs and was able to make changes to the menu. There is a slight stiffness with the Directional Pad, the * buttons are a little more responsive, and the bottom buttons work well. The Analog works as I only tested the battery for 30 minutes, so I didn't get to test the life of the battery. To charge it, you'll need two AAA batteries. I was generally pleased with the quality of what I received for my money.
It's sturdy, comfortable, cheap, and has a long battery life. These are indeed quite durable. At first I was a bit skeptical when they looked like cheap plastic in the pictures, but they turned out to be quite sturdy. As a result, I don't need to be concerned about their falling to the floor on accident since they have no chance of breaking in my room. In addition, they were very economical since I wanted two wireless controllers to use with my Playstation 2. My wired controllers are not as comfortable as the wireless ones that came with my console, so it's a bit more comfortable to play for longer periods of time. There are different kinds of AAA batteries (they are not all created equal), and whether or not you shut off the batteries when not in use. I am able to play quite a bit longer with my ACDelco AAA batteries than I did with my wireless GameCube controller. It is a dream come true for those of us that still love to play the old games when things like this are available. Kudos to whoever made these.
Though it's an interesting idea, make sure to pay for what you want. As soon as you put the iPad down for more than a few minutes, you have to reconnect the ports by removing the batteries and replacing them, which can only be accomplished by taking the batteries out. It's not as simple as turning something on or off. It does work, however I have to remove the whole batteries for it to shut off, but it lets me move around freely as I want.
This is perfect for an old PS2 in my daughter's room, because there are no cables.
There are some pretty good ones here. I found this PS controller to be superior to a lot of other aftermarket controllers I've We got them for Christmas, and I don't like that they require batteries, but so far, they work great and are lasting for quite some time. In addition to ensuring that they are off, we don't have much of a gaming session with them yet. The classic titles still feel nice in your hands, and trying them out is a good way to play them.
An issue is that one of the controllers (blue controller) works as designed, but the other (red controller) has sticking shoulder buttons that make it unusable for games in which the shoulder buttons are required. As many of these controllers are pretty new, I had rather high hopes for them, and if it hadn't been for the sticking shoulder buttons, I probably The fact that I was sent one working controller and one defective controller makes it difficult to even give a 2 rating.
My PS1 controller does not support saving games or even accessing the memory card screen when using these controllers. I am not sure if it is because I use a PSIO with my console. Doing so causes the whole console to freeze. My theory is that they are drawing too much power for the wireless signal, so when the system attempts to access the memory cards, the resulting extra power consumption causes everything to freeze. Neither my Logitech Action nor my Amazon Fire TV controller behave in this way. In addition to this, if you have a console reset mod, which restarts the system with a specific button combo, the system gets stuck on an endless reboot cycle when it reaches the PSIO loading screen. Interestingly, this only occurs with these two controllers and not with the Logitech Action control. The game may work fine with a stock PS1, but buyer beware if the PS1 has been modified.
It happens even after new batteries have been installed. Once the batteries were out, I placed the blue controller back in the blue box as soon as possible. Upon activation of the rumble function, the light indicators flicker as the rumble happens. When the rumble function is active, only the blue controller is affected. I bought this as a replacement for a PS2 controller, but it is obviously poorly made, and I would advise anyone against buying it. I didn't even use it a whole day, and now the blue controller has a mess on the left Just a moment. . . Not at all.
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