Worked on Win7, but not PS2 | PS2/PS3/PC 2.4Ghz T-Wireless 3-in-1 Gamepad

Small Gamepad recommended for PS2 | PS2/PS3/PC 2.4Ghz T-Wireless 3-in-1 Gamepad

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	• PS2/PS3/PC 2.4Ghz T-Wireless 3-in-1 Gamepad Windows, PlayStation2, PlayStation 3 \| Hercules average customer review:based on 10 reviews view larger image
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Great Gamepad.

I bought this gamepad with some hesitation vs buying the Logitech wireless with rumble, being I've never owned anything, or even knew anyone that owned anything by Thrustmaster. I've been very happy with it. As others have said, it is quite a bit smaller, and it does need 3 AAA batteries that are not provided, and it also drains them quite quickly.

As far as it being to small to handle comfortably, I disagree entirly, just takes some time to get used to. It seems to have great range, even with blockage as far as the wireless goes. I havent gotten the chance to try it out with a PS3 yet, but it has worked 100% so far on both pc and ps2 with no problems what so ever with connecting. Others who have had a poor experience with this on pc, either have a terribly outdated pc, or at the very least must not be very good with computers. I had it out of the package and playing flash games online with it within 5 min. I highly recommend this product to anyone.

I like it enough that I'm buying a second one, for my fiance, right after this review.

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Worked on Win7, but not PS2

My Windows 7 netbook worked flawlessly with this Gamepad: Plug and Play :)

However, I could not get my Playstation 2 to connect to the Gamepad. Tried pressing both connect buttons, but the Gamepad LED kept flashing, which indicates no connection. I had to send it back.

PS: The Gamepad takes 3 AAA batteries - kind of weird that there is room for a 4th, that isn't needed.

Small Gamepad recommended for PS2

Yeah, it works, great. But, when used with the computer, it tends to lose its reception every now and then, with brand new batteries; 3 AAA batteries. I had trouble at first because I couldn't locate the power switch. Silly me, it was located on the bottom, where a rumble switch and a power switch were located. After turning it on and having plugged in the receiver, you'd have to press the connect button on both units. After that, it works well but is smaller than usual controllers. It's small. I don't think rumble works for computers. Did I say it was small? I tested it on my PS2, works wonders. PC, well, connection errors.

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Works Great !

If you have small hands or small kids this is for you. I like it better than the one that came with PS3. Get rechargable batts cause it eats them up fast with hard play. It realy dose feel better in hand than any other I have used. I have used it with PC and PS3 and I think you will like it too.

Thrustmaster 2.4Ghz T-Wireless 3-in-1 Gamepad for PS2/PS3/PC. 2.4 GHz Wireless ControllerSingle 2.4 GHz USB dongle for PC and PS3¿ and PS2¿ connector (exclusive design by Thrustmaster). Low consumption (AAA batteries), automatic shutdown feature and On/Off power switch allowing extended autonomy. Genuine rubber 360° handgrips and mini-sticks. Two handgrips featuring a genuine rubber non-slip textured surface, for optimum grip and long-lasting comfort, even after an extended gaming sessions. 360° handgrips: the rubber texture covers the entire surface of the grip, offering flawless adherence and extensive protection in-hand. The mini-sticks feature a textured rubber surface, for comfortable and non-slip contact ensuring optimum control. Mapping Feature: fully programmable functions (exclusive on all platforms!). All buttons and mini-stick directions can be relocated 3-in-1: PlayStation®3, PlayStation®2 & PC. One controller for all 3 systems. Home button for PlayStation®3 enabling users to access setup menus or shut their game console down. Vibration Feature on PS2 ¿Two vibration motors. Vibration On/Off switch enables users to activate or deactivate vibration feature at will, while allowing extended autonomy.

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