Microsoft Xbox Controller
Q: What i try to do is use the charge and play kit to connect it to the the computer and i installed the software from microsoft. it doesnt work as a controller it says its a controller in devicemanager but in game controllers in control panel it doesnt detect it and i try it half life 2 it doesnt work so please help me
A: You can't you can only use wired if you don't want to buy the wireless receiver, the plug n charge kit does not transmit data over the wire, while the controller is charging it still emits the signal to the 360 wireless, to prove that, just plug it in to your computer and turn your xbox on.
The wireless receiver is only $20 where as a wired controller cost $40
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The wireless LAN adapter offers WPA2 encryption support and IEEE 802.11n Draft 2.0 /a/b/g standards. The adapter is currently available to Xbox owners in North America and retails for $99.99, according to Microsoft’s Website. Kei Iwasaki, a Microsoft spokesman in Tokyo, said the company has “no plans” to sell the HDD outside of Japan. "Microsoft has no current plans to put it on sale as a stand-alone unit outside of Japan," Iwasaki said.
Earlier this year at the CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas, Microsoft announced plans to distribute its new Kodu video game design program for novices through its Xbox Live community this spring. Kodu, which was formerly known as Boku, is a new visual programming language that comes out of Microsoft Research. It was made specifically for creating games, and it runs on the Xbox and uses a game controller and allows for rapid design iteration. Kodu also runs on a PC. According to Microsoft Research, the core of the Kodu project is the programming user interface, and the language itself is simple and entirely icon-based. The Kodu language provides specialized primitives derived from gaming scenarios. And programs are expressed in physical terms, using concepts such as vision, hearing and time to control character behavior.
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I was thinking about getting 2nd controller,a cheap one though.either mad catz or any other wired controller I can find thats cheap.do you think i should do that?are non microsoft controllers reliable?a 2nd wireless controller costs $50 which is way too much.
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