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the viking360 flopped? huh? isnt that all you produce now? anyway, could you at least make it so someone could plug in the ps3 one into a pc, and with a small program, access the built in macro code and change it? no fancy interface needed. just have the ability to change the code and make your own.

i understand you have to design based on customer base, but still, its only good for 1 game. call of crapper. you should just design, based on my idea, a macro adapter. make it universal for both controllers wired. post on blogs, youtube, etc. the thing will sell. even if you just did a ps3...

lame....

can you program any of the shoulder buttons to a macro with the ps3 version?? i hope so..

Ps3 version. thread closed. :lol:

lol, the links ive posted are from adapters i already own. and as far as cheap adapters, my 10 year old mayflash macro adapter records real-time macros better than your viking. you dont wanna appreciate my suggestions, then that your problem. you may understand the coding side of designing a...

oh, i see. well hopefully you will take on the ps3 project soon. ;)

how much work would it be to make a wired version? because if you made a wired version, then ps3 users could use it with an xbox360 to ps3 adapter.

i dont see how an adapter could possible cost more to manufacture than a modded controller. you dont have to even deal with controllers. not disassembly, soldering, etc. design the adapter, then have a company manufacture it.

yea, i figured you could always edit the macro later and remove the space.

i was checking out the tutorial videos again and noticed something. when you were recording a manual (real-time) macro, it appeared as though when you started the recording, the controller immediately began the recording, even though no input was defined in the first second or so. same thing at...

i could care less if the ps3 has a blueray drive, because the ps3 so damn loud, i wont do anything with it except play games. sometime it gets loud as a damn hair dryer. and i vacume the vents once in awhile too. i dont think i am underestimating the amount of adapters or macro controllers out...

xbox dashboard is better, and online is smoother, though. i just dont like the controller.

quote "You first link: http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-360-Wired-Co ... pd_sim_t_1 Congratulations on posting a link to a wired xbox 360 controller." i linked it cuz you stated that xbox only made like 100 of them then changed them to a proprietary connection. but in fact, they are still available...

well amzon still sells wired xbox360 controllers in abundance. and both xcm and mayflash sell xbox 360 wired controller to ps3 adapters, and they got turbo on them. they been out for awhile. i dont see them getting sued.. http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-360-Wired-Co ... pd_sim_t_1...

so what the hell does the new xbox controllers use to connect to the console? anyway i use that adapter for both my xim, and my ps2 controller, and macro adapter. the adapter isnt garbage. its one of the best out for what it does, actually. it was recently discovered by ximmers after ps3 3.50...

they do. there are alot of adapters that allow you to use the 360 controller on the ps3, and vice versa. but the viking is wireless, so it wouldnt work.

odingalt, i would think it would cost less. the maflash adapter retails for 10 bucks! and it has static and real time macros and turbos. but its for the ps2. it can be used on the ps3 with this adapter though http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0042S ... ss_product also you might find what this...

yes it works wired. but like i said, it only has 3 turbo speeds. but you can turbo any button.

well i would think that if you designed an adapter instead of internal hardware, you would save alot of money in production costs. not to mention that you wouldnt even need the software. the only downside is no tact switches. in that case you could sell tact switch kits to broaden a controllers...