[doraemon]

I, as many of you, use direct pad pro to attach my PSX joypad to the pc. It worx great, has no speed drawbacks, and it's the best joypad I used so far to play PC games! But, does anyone knows how to make it work in win2000? or in winXP? because when XP comes out, (tried every beta, and they kick ass!) current direct pad pro drivers are obsolete
Btw, what is the best commercial converter that has win2000 support and no speed sideeffects?

 

[Enigma1982]

Nope............
I using DirectPad Pro but I can't use in win2K too...............but there are PS joy driver from other............

 

[doraemon]

other drivers?
where? where? what name?
tell me, tell me!!!
))

 

[Ensui]

How do i get one of those Direct Pad? does Fry's and U.S.A have it? (those are the main comp. i go for pc needs)

 

[Enigma1982]

About this one
You have to buy it
http://www.burutter.com
It should be other elsMaybe someone in this board know that.

 

[tekwiz99]

eh... i would stick with win98 more then in win2000 enviroment for that matters... simply for the sake of Direct Pad Pro 's driver performance.

 

[Adair]

Originally posted by Ensui
How do i get one of those Direct Pad? does Fry's and U.S.A have it? (those are the main comp. i go for pc needs)

If you mean compUSA then they should at least have something like a gravis gamepad pro (looks like a normal PSX pad, but the Dpad isn't as accurate). I don't think you will ever find a PSX to PC pad converter in a store though. Your best bet is the PSXemu store. www.psxemu.com/shop.shtml

 

[takwu]

doraemon,

there is a Win2k driver for the DirectPad Pro, but it's not written by the original author. Here's its official site, but it's in Chinese only:
http://www.topcmm.com/

if you don't read Chinese, just click here for the file:
http://www.topcmm.com/download/psddr.zip

basically the site says "use at your own risk", etc. And that the author has had only a no-shock pad and a dance mat to test it with so far.