PS3 Games: Max Shooter for PS2 (PS/2 Keyboard / Mouse Adapter) FPS Compatible

Saturday, March 24, 2012

Max Shooter for PS2 (PS/2 Keyboard / Mouse Adapter) FPS Compatible

Exclusively designed for First Person Shooters
PC-based comfort and acclaimed gameplay now on PS2
Supports most of keys on Keyboard and Mouse (including Scroll-Wheel)
9 programmable levels of mouse speed adjustment
Programmable Y axis of mouse control inversion

Max Shooter is a plug-and -play adapter that allows you to play the best selling FPS games on your Xbox or PS2 console with a standard PS/2 mouse and keyboard. Fully programmable and comes with pre-installed key configurations for the best games available on Xbox or PS2. Advanced features such as Deadzone adjustments and mouse control inversion guarantee best gaming experience with your favorite titles. Operation Steps: 1. Connect keyboard and mouse to Max Shooter 2. Connect Max Shooter to you

List Price: $ 59.99 Price: [wpramaprice asin="B000RLZCR8"]

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from a former PC gamer to PS2 platform...., March 26, 2008

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i had wanted this for FPS games, so that you could accurately point and shoot like a PC. With the regular PS2 controller, you don't get that calibrated accuracy that a keyboard/ Mouse combination offers for pinpoint shooting.

I bought this adapter (after a long search!) under the impression that i would be able to do the same for a PS2 based FPS game as well. Although the adapter works well, the real output your looking for is not there and it tends to be a bit lethargic and sluggish in its movement, I tried it in various different environments also. For example, in Ghost Recon, by this time you do a good 360 degree frontal camera rotate and point your rifle, it takes a delay and awhile to adjust your stance, esp true when you have an automatic rifle(resembles a low RAM on high graphics hungry application in a comp)

so in that regards, if your a recent convert from the PC to PS2 (or 3) platform , i would say.. Practice, Practice, Practice until you get the PS2 controller to work to your intent for FPS games. This is not that useful as you may think it is, especially, in fast paced FPS action games.

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