Post number #496171, ID: f755a1
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Heya all the inhabitants of this board. I would like to know if DSH can be connected to a PC?
Post number #496187, ID: 6d3a89
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You mean the PlayStation controllers? DualShock 2 works with an adapter. DualShock 3 works with USB cable if you use a third-party program. DualShock 4 works natively I think? Not sure about DS1
Post number #496198, ID: af43eb
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>>496187 I use DS4 and you have to download something(forgot what it was exactly) to get it working
Post number #496273, ID: 7aeaa2
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Thanks for help guys! <3
Post number #496373, ID: 1e4dcf
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Ds4 works natively in Windows with Bluetooth turned on, but if you want extra features like rumble and light bar changing use DS4Windows.
Post number #496396, ID: 51c1ea
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You can also just use steam for your ds4, go into big picture and enable the steam management of it or whatever it calls it and it'll treat it like a steam controller and let you re bind stuff and use macros and change the light bar and everything
Post number #496516, ID: 6c1f7a
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What about XBox controllers? I heard PC games support them better in terms of button layout
Post number #496728, ID: 51c1ea
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>>496516 most games support c controllers and most of that software mentioned above including steam converts your ps inputs to the Xbox counterpart
Post number #496730, ID: 51c1ea
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>>496728 how did Xbox get changed into "c"
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| Heya all the inhabitants of this board. I would like to know if DSH can be connected to a PC?