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Mayflash Max Shooter for Xbox 360 (Use PS2 Controller or PC Mouse / Keyboard on Xbox 360)
      
Regular Price: $76.98
 Price: $59.85

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Platform: Xbox 360 Xbox
Type: Cable / Adapter
Condition: New - Factory Sealed
UPC: 6333354453463
Manufacturer: Mayflash
UPC: 6333354453463
Part Number: XB360MAXSHOOTER

Max Shooter is a unique adapter that allows you to use a PS2 controller, or a keyboard and mouse on your Xbox 360. You will be able enjoy First Person Shooters (or any other games where precision targeting is important) the way they are meant to be played.

Features:

  • Compatible with all Xbox 360 games
  • Compatible with all versions of Xbox 360 consoles
  • Can map all the Xbox 360 controller keys (include both analog sticks) to any key of the keyboard
  • Compatible with about 95% of different kinds of mice and keyboards
  • Compatible with original and nearly all aftermarket PS2 controllers, light guns, racing wheels, dancing mats, & more
  • Built in Turbo (Auto-Fire) functionality, eight customizable auto-fire buttons

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1. D on 10/8/2009, said:

good product never be found anywhere as this much cheap,i am definitely going to own
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2. Anonymous User on 7/5/2009, said:

No where in the product description did it mention that you had to have a PS3 controller with a USB cable connector to plug into the device to get it to work initially. I didn't have one, which ended up adding to my total cost. Otherwise it works fine for my purposes.
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3. Holly on 4/26/2009, said:

See the official vpgames review here: http://tr.im/jKt6
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4. Jordan on 3/12/2009, said:

I've bought this converter to connect my Custom Joystick on the XBOX360 in an attempt to expand my sources of competition for Fighting Games. Realizing it's nigh-impossible to find a good/cheap stick for the X360, I decided to use my Custom PSX Stick(used for DC) and buy this converter. Shipped pretty quick, the converter and it's contents are pretty straightforward. Plug in and play. Ran it through some online tests, and in-game tests. Converter has lag-free input. So for those of you playing games with strict frame requirements(IE High-level Fighting Games) it should work fine.
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5. Anonymous User on 2/27/2009, said:

I got it to work with not that many problems. You just plug in a controller to the xbox. Turn the Xbox on and then when your at the halo menu or whatever menu, you unplug the controller and then plug the controller in to the max shooter usb. Then plug the max shooter into the xbox. You can't use a mic for some reason. It works alright, but you have to reset all your buttons everytime you play. The mouse is a little shaky because the mouse controls the analog stick (which is pretty hard to use). Overall I'm not that much of a console gamer(PC for about 9 years), but it made a better transition into console gaming. I get a lot more frags with the mouse than the actual controller. It is definantly not the same as using a keyboard and mouse on a computer but it is about 50% better than using a controller if your an experienced pc gamer.
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