Re: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler.
Hi Ron, Cool! I'm glad to hear that you got your game controller. 67 kills in Puppy 1 eh? Not bad! Playing with a joystick is a bit different and takes a bit of practice doesn't it? I think that it is more fun than with the keyboard though. However I still score better with the keyboard in Puppy 1 in expert mode. BTW I am driving laps in Mach 1 tts. It is just barely working now. Still lots of work, sounds and things like the brakes to put in. But I like it with the steering wheel and peddles etc. BFN Jim ... I couldn't repair the brakes, so I made the horn louder j...@kitchensinc.net http://www.kitchensinc.net (440) 286-6920 Chardon Ohio USA --- Gamers mailing list __ Gamers@audyssey.org If you want to leave the list, send E-mail to gamers-unsubscr...@audyssey.org. You can make changes or update your subscription via the web, at http://audyssey.org/mailman/listinfo/gamers_audyssey.org. All messages are archived and can be searched and read at http://www.mail-archive.com/gam...@audyssey.org. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the management of the list, please send E-mail to gamers-ow...@audyssey.org.
Re: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler.
Hi,wow, this sounds just cool! Looks like this controller would be perfectly usable with a Play STation console emulator on the PC, as it has all the necesary buttons and even in similar shapes and places, and 4 more in addition. I would definitely buy it but maybe would prefer to have a look at it first, but well, this doesn't seem to be a possibility... You know, controlling the games in the emulator just with the keyboard is a pain in the budd. The games were not designed for such controls and it's too slow and awkward. Lukas - Original Message - From: The Kolesar Brothers kolesar16...@roadrunner.com To: Audyssey Mailing list gamers@audyssey.org Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2009 3:00 AM Subject: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler. Hi To all, from Ron and Boz. I finally got a chance to pick up the Phillips hand held game controller model sgc2909. The controller looks like this. With the unit facing you. You have the cable plugged into your usb connecter and it is on the top of the unit. There are two flat buttons to the left of the cable one button to the back and there is one directly under that button. Then across the top of the controller to the right of the cable on the right hand edge of the unit are two more buttons and they're located just like the two buttons on the left side of the connection cable. One button above another button. Maybe DJC AKA Don can tell us what these four buttons are and what their functions are. Now looking at the face of the unit. The best way to describe the unit is that we have a left column of buttons, a center column of buttons and a last column of buttons on the far right hand side. Lets take the far left buttons first. These four buttons are your basic four directional buttons. They're triangle shaped buttons. You have your up arrow, which is at the top. Diagonally from this button about three o'clock is the right arrow button, then at the six o'clock is the down arrow button, then at the nine o'clock is the left arrow button. Now we come to the center. You'll feel a slight bubble, this is the visual display. Just to the left is the escape key and to the right of the display is the enter key. Now if you find the display bubble as your center,Just below the display is a group of four buttons in a diamond like shape. The top button is just under the display . This button is the digital analog mode button. I don't think we'll want to play with this button to much. I could be wrong on this since I'm still learning the unit myself. But if you keep coming down from that button you'll see nothing then if you go down a little further, you'll run into another button. This button is the game mouse button. If you get back in between these two buttons, you'll see a button to your left and a button to your right. This makes up the diamond shape of these four buttons. Maybe DJC could refresh my memory on these buttons once again. This takes care of the center column of buttons. Now we come to the far right hand side of the unit. We run into another diamond shape of four buttons once again. But these buttons are round in shape. Now I don't know what these buttons are either. But for an example for puppy one. I have the three o'clock button as my view button and my nine o'clock button as my fire button. This was the only thing I had to do so that Puppy one would work with the flight controller. The one main thing I have to remember is that the two round knobs at the bottom are your joysticks and they are very very touchy. They don't take much to go in the direction that you want to fly in. So for Puppy one, it is real easily to fly past the enemy planes and then you get shot down. GRIN. I did manage to shoot down 67 enemy planes down on the experience level though. So I do have one game under my belt thus far. I now have to work with out back, blast chamber, troopanum, hunter and the new three d velocity flying game. I'll keep everyone up to date on my opinion on this hand controller. But so far I kind of like it. But so far with just puppy one. I like it. So this is my opinion of the flight controller for now. Ron who finally broke away from the keyboard. GRIN. Matt Ron Kolesar there great Dogs! kolesar16...@roadrunner.com --- Gamers mailing list __ Gamers@audyssey.org If you want to leave the list, send E-mail to gamers-unsubscr...@audyssey.org. You can make changes or update your subscription via the web, at http://audyssey.org/mailman/listinfo/gamers_audyssey.org. All messages are archived and can be searched and read at http://www.mail-archive.com/gam...@audyssey.org. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the management of the list, please send E-mail to gamers-ow...@audyssey.org. --- Gamers mailing list __ Gamers@audyssey.org If you want to leave the list, send E-mail to gamers-unsubscr...@audyssey.org. You can make changes or update your subscription via the web, at http
Re: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler.
You know, you could always use an actual ps2 controller. I got this converter from ebay a while back for around $3 that allows me to do this. so now I play killer instinct on snes emulaters using my ps2 controller. pretty cool actually. Original Message - From: Lukás Hosnedl lukas.hosn...@seznam.cz To: The Kolesar Brothers kolesar16...@roadrunner.com; Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2009 6:36 AM Subject: Re: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler. Hi,wow, this sounds just cool! Looks like this controller would be perfectly usable with a Play STation console emulator on the PC, as it has all the necesary buttons and even in similar shapes and places, and 4 more in addition. I would definitely buy it but maybe would prefer to have a look at it first, but well, this doesn't seem to be a possibility... You know, controlling the games in the emulator just with the keyboard is a pain in the budd. The games were not designed for such controls and it's too slow and awkward. Lukas - Original Message - From: The Kolesar Brothers kolesar16...@roadrunner.com To: Audyssey Mailing list gamers@audyssey.org Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2009 3:00 AM Subject: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler. Hi To all, from Ron and Boz. I finally got a chance to pick up the Phillips hand held game controller model sgc2909. The controller looks like this. With the unit facing you. You have the cable plugged into your usb connecter and it is on the top of the unit. There are two flat buttons to the left of the cable one button to the back and there is one directly under that button. Then across the top of the controller to the right of the cable on the right hand edge of the unit are two more buttons and they're located just like the two buttons on the left side of the connection cable. One button above another button. Maybe DJC AKA Don can tell us what these four buttons are and what their functions are. Now looking at the face of the unit. The best way to describe the unit is that we have a left column of buttons, a center column of buttons and a last column of buttons on the far right hand side. Lets take the far left buttons first. These four buttons are your basic four directional buttons. They're triangle shaped buttons. You have your up arrow, which is at the top. Diagonally from this button about three o'clock is the right arrow button, then at the six o'clock is the down arrow button, then at the nine o'clock is the left arrow button. Now we come to the center. You'll feel a slight bubble, this is the visual display. Just to the left is the escape key and to the right of the display is the enter key. Now if you find the display bubble as your center,Just below the display is a group of four buttons in a diamond like shape. The top button is just under the display . This button is the digital analog mode button. I don't think we'll want to play with this button to much. I could be wrong on this since I'm still learning the unit myself. But if you keep coming down from that button you'll see nothing then if you go down a little further, you'll run into another button. This button is the game mouse button. If you get back in between these two buttons, you'll see a button to your left and a button to your right. This makes up the diamond shape of these four buttons. Maybe DJC could refresh my memory on these buttons once again. This takes care of the center column of buttons. Now we come to the far right hand side of the unit. We run into another diamond shape of four buttons once again. But these buttons are round in shape. Now I don't know what these buttons are either. But for an example for puppy one. I have the three o'clock button as my view button and my nine o'clock button as my fire button. This was the only thing I had to do so that Puppy one would work with the flight controller. The one main thing I have to remember is that the two round knobs at the bottom are your joysticks and they are very very touchy. They don't take much to go in the direction that you want to fly in. So for Puppy one, it is real easily to fly past the enemy planes and then you get shot down. GRIN. I did manage to shoot down 67 enemy planes down on the experience level though. So I do have one game under my belt thus far. I now have to work with out back, blast chamber, troopanum, hunter and the new three d velocity flying game. I'll keep everyone up to date on my opinion on this hand controller. But so far I kind of like it. But so far with just puppy one. I like it. So this is my opinion of the flight controller for now. Ron who finally broke away from the keyboard. GRIN. Matt Ron Kolesar there great Dogs! kolesar16...@roadrunner.com --- Gamers mailing list __ Gamers@audyssey.org If you want to leave the list, send E-mail to gamers-unsubscr...@audyssey.org. You can make changes or update your
Re: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler.
If only I had known there were converters like this around. Thanks so much for the advice. Just for clarification, how do these things actually work? Are they another small device that you just plug the controller into and it can then be connected to a USB port or so? This would be the very coolest option! :-) Lukas - Original Message - From: Yohandy yohand...@gmail.com To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2009 3:53 PM Subject: Re: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler. You know, you could always use an actual ps2 controller. I got this converter from ebay a while back for around $3 that allows me to do this. so now I play killer instinct on snes emulaters using my ps2 controller. pretty cool actually. Original Message - From: Lukás Hosnedl lukas.hosn...@seznam.cz To: The Kolesar Brothers kolesar16...@roadrunner.com; Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2009 6:36 AM Subject: Re: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler. Hi,wow, this sounds just cool! Looks like this controller would be perfectly usable with a Play STation console emulator on the PC, as it has all the necesary buttons and even in similar shapes and places, and 4 more in addition. I would definitely buy it but maybe would prefer to have a look at it first, but well, this doesn't seem to be a possibility... You know, controlling the games in the emulator just with the keyboard is a pain in the budd. The games were not designed for such controls and it's too slow and awkward. Lukas - Original Message - From: The Kolesar Brothers kolesar16...@roadrunner.com To: Audyssey Mailing list gamers@audyssey.org Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2009 3:00 AM Subject: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler. Hi To all, from Ron and Boz. I finally got a chance to pick up the Phillips hand held game controller model sgc2909. The controller looks like this. With the unit facing you. You have the cable plugged into your usb connecter and it is on the top of the unit. There are two flat buttons to the left of the cable one button to the back and there is one directly under that button. Then across the top of the controller to the right of the cable on the right hand edge of the unit are two more buttons and they're located just like the two buttons on the left side of the connection cable. One button above another button. Maybe DJC AKA Don can tell us what these four buttons are and what their functions are. Now looking at the face of the unit. The best way to describe the unit is that we have a left column of buttons, a center column of buttons and a last column of buttons on the far right hand side. Lets take the far left buttons first. These four buttons are your basic four directional buttons. They're triangle shaped buttons. You have your up arrow, which is at the top. Diagonally from this button about three o'clock is the right arrow button, then at the six o'clock is the down arrow button, then at the nine o'clock is the left arrow button. Now we come to the center. You'll feel a slight bubble, this is the visual display. Just to the left is the escape key and to the right of the display is the enter key. Now if you find the display bubble as your center,Just below the display is a group of four buttons in a diamond like shape. The top button is just under the display . This button is the digital analog mode button. I don't think we'll want to play with this button to much. I could be wrong on this since I'm still learning the unit myself. But if you keep coming down from that button you'll see nothing then if you go down a little further, you'll run into another button. This button is the game mouse button. If you get back in between these two buttons, you'll see a button to your left and a button to your right. This makes up the diamond shape of these four buttons. Maybe DJC could refresh my memory on these buttons once again. This takes care of the center column of buttons. Now we come to the far right hand side of the unit. We run into another diamond shape of four buttons once again. But these buttons are round in shape. Now I don't know what these buttons are either. But for an example for puppy one. I have the three o'clock button as my view button and my nine o'clock button as my fire button. This was the only thing I had to do so that Puppy one would work with the flight controller. The one main thing I have to remember is that the two round knobs at the bottom are your joysticks and they are very very touchy. They don't take much to go in the direction that you want to fly in. So for Puppy one, it is real easily to fly past the enemy planes and then you get shot down. GRIN. I did manage to shoot down 67 enemy planes down on the experience level though. So I do have one game under my belt thus far. I now have to work with out back, blast chamber, troopanum
Re: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler.
that's exactly what it is. A device with two controller ports, and a USB cable attached to it. It's awesome. - Original Message - From: Lukás Hosnedl lukas.hosn...@seznam.cz To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2009 7:41 PM Subject: Re: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler. If only I had known there were converters like this around. Thanks so much for the advice. Just for clarification, how do these things actually work? Are they another small device that you just plug the controller into and it can then be connected to a USB port or so? This would be the very coolest option! :-) Lukas - Original Message - From: Yohandy yohand...@gmail.com To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2009 3:53 PM Subject: Re: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler. You know, you could always use an actual ps2 controller. I got this converter from ebay a while back for around $3 that allows me to do this. so now I play killer instinct on snes emulaters using my ps2 controller. pretty cool actually. Original Message - From: Lukás Hosnedl lukas.hosn...@seznam.cz To: The Kolesar Brothers kolesar16...@roadrunner.com; Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2009 6:36 AM Subject: Re: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler. Hi,wow, this sounds just cool! Looks like this controller would be perfectly usable with a Play STation console emulator on the PC, as it has all the necesary buttons and even in similar shapes and places, and 4 more in addition. I would definitely buy it but maybe would prefer to have a look at it first, but well, this doesn't seem to be a possibility... You know, controlling the games in the emulator just with the keyboard is a pain in the budd. The games were not designed for such controls and it's too slow and awkward. Lukas - Original Message - From: The Kolesar Brothers kolesar16...@roadrunner.com To: Audyssey Mailing list gamers@audyssey.org Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2009 3:00 AM Subject: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler. Hi To all, from Ron and Boz. I finally got a chance to pick up the Phillips hand held game controller model sgc2909. The controller looks like this. With the unit facing you. You have the cable plugged into your usb connecter and it is on the top of the unit. There are two flat buttons to the left of the cable one button to the back and there is one directly under that button. Then across the top of the controller to the right of the cable on the right hand edge of the unit are two more buttons and they're located just like the two buttons on the left side of the connection cable. One button above another button. Maybe DJC AKA Don can tell us what these four buttons are and what their functions are. Now looking at the face of the unit. The best way to describe the unit is that we have a left column of buttons, a center column of buttons and a last column of buttons on the far right hand side. Lets take the far left buttons first. These four buttons are your basic four directional buttons. They're triangle shaped buttons. You have your up arrow, which is at the top. Diagonally from this button about three o'clock is the right arrow button, then at the six o'clock is the down arrow button, then at the nine o'clock is the left arrow button. Now we come to the center. You'll feel a slight bubble, this is the visual display. Just to the left is the escape key and to the right of the display is the enter key. Now if you find the display bubble as your center,Just below the display is a group of four buttons in a diamond like shape. The top button is just under the display . This button is the digital analog mode button. I don't think we'll want to play with this button to much. I could be wrong on this since I'm still learning the unit myself. But if you keep coming down from that button you'll see nothing then if you go down a little further, you'll run into another button. This button is the game mouse button. If you get back in between these two buttons, you'll see a button to your left and a button to your right. This makes up the diamond shape of these four buttons. Maybe DJC could refresh my memory on these buttons once again. This takes care of the center column of buttons. Now we come to the far right hand side of the unit. We run into another diamond shape of four buttons once again. But these buttons are round in shape. Now I don't know what these buttons are either. But for an example for puppy one. I have the three o'clock button as my view button and my nine o'clock button as my fire button. This was the only thing I had to do so that Puppy one would work with the flight controller. The one main thing I have to remember is that the two round knobs at the bottom are your joysticks and they are very very touchy. They don't take
Re: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler.
Wow, I had no idea iether. I still have ps2 and gamecube controllers lieing around somewhere. I actually have a pc controller, but never have got it to work. I love the idea of the retractible USB cable, so I think I'll just go snatch one of these suckers up and carry it with me and my netbook so I can play RR on the fly. contact details: email: tcwoo...@shaw.ca and others msn: the_conman...@hotmail.com skype: the_conman283 system details: Hp pavillion dv5220CA notebook pc AMD Turion(tm) 64 Mobile Technology ML-37 2.0 GHZ, 1024 mb DDR ram, Fujitsu 100 gb 4500 RPM Hard Drive, connecsant AC-link audio - Original Message - From: Lukás Hosnedl lukas.hosn...@seznam.cz To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2009 6:41 PM Subject: Re: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler. If only I had known there were converters like this around. Thanks so much for the advice. Just for clarification, how do these things actually work? Are they another small device that you just plug the controller into and it can then be connected to a USB port or so? This would be the very coolest option! :-) Lukas - Original Message - From: Yohandy yohand...@gmail.com To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2009 3:53 PM Subject: Re: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler. You know, you could always use an actual ps2 controller. I got this converter from ebay a while back for around $3 that allows me to do this. so now I play killer instinct on snes emulaters using my ps2 controller. pretty cool actually. Original Message - From: Lukás Hosnedl lukas.hosn...@seznam.cz To: The Kolesar Brothers kolesar16...@roadrunner.com; Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2009 6:36 AM Subject: Re: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler. Hi,wow, this sounds just cool! Looks like this controller would be perfectly usable with a Play STation console emulator on the PC, as it has all the necesary buttons and even in similar shapes and places, and 4 more in addition. I would definitely buy it but maybe would prefer to have a look at it first, but well, this doesn't seem to be a possibility... You know, controlling the games in the emulator just with the keyboard is a pain in the budd. The games were not designed for such controls and it's too slow and awkward. Lukas - Original Message - From: The Kolesar Brothers kolesar16...@roadrunner.com To: Audyssey Mailing list gamers@audyssey.org Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2009 3:00 AM Subject: [Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler. Hi To all, from Ron and Boz. I finally got a chance to pick up the Phillips hand held game controller model sgc2909. The controller looks like this. With the unit facing you. You have the cable plugged into your usb connecter and it is on the top of the unit. There are two flat buttons to the left of the cable one button to the back and there is one directly under that button. Then across the top of the controller to the right of the cable on the right hand edge of the unit are two more buttons and they're located just like the two buttons on the left side of the connection cable. One button above another button. Maybe DJC AKA Don can tell us what these four buttons are and what their functions are. Now looking at the face of the unit. The best way to describe the unit is that we have a left column of buttons, a center column of buttons and a last column of buttons on the far right hand side. Lets take the far left buttons first. These four buttons are your basic four directional buttons. They're triangle shaped buttons. You have your up arrow, which is at the top. Diagonally from this button about three o'clock is the right arrow button, then at the six o'clock is the down arrow button, then at the nine o'clock is the left arrow button. Now we come to the center. You'll feel a slight bubble, this is the visual display. Just to the left is the escape key and to the right of the display is the enter key. Now if you find the display bubble as your center,Just below the display is a group of four buttons in a diamond like shape. The top button is just under the display . This button is the digital analog mode button. I don't think we'll want to play with this button to much. I could be wrong on this since I'm still learning the unit myself. But if you keep coming down from that button you'll see nothing then if you go down a little further, you'll run into another button. This button is the game mouse button. If you get back in between these two buttons, you'll see a button to your left and a button to your right. This makes up the diamond shape of these four buttons. Maybe DJC could refresh my memory on these buttons once again. This takes care of the center column of buttons. Now we come to the far right hand side of the unit. We run into another diamond shape of four
[Audyssey] commenting on the phillips game controler.
Hi To all, from Ron and Boz. I finally got a chance to pick up the Phillips hand held game controller model sgc2909. The controller looks like this. With the unit facing you. You have the cable plugged into your usb connecter and it is on the top of the unit. There are two flat buttons to the left of the cable one button to the back and there is one directly under that button. Then across the top of the controller to the right of the cable on the right hand edge of the unit are two more buttons and they're located just like the two buttons on the left side of the connection cable. One button above another button. Maybe DJC AKA Don can tell us what these four buttons are and what their functions are. Now looking at the face of the unit. The best way to describe the unit is that we have a left column of buttons, a center column of buttons and a last column of buttons on the far right hand side. Lets take the far left buttons first. These four buttons are your basic four directional buttons. They're triangle shaped buttons. You have your up arrow, which is at the top. Diagonally from this button about three o'clock is the right arrow button, then at the six o'clock is the down arrow button, then at the nine o'clock is the left arrow button. Now we come to the center. You'll feel a slight bubble, this is the visual display. Just to the left is the escape key and to the right of the display is the enter key. Now if you find the display bubble as your center,Just below the display is a group of four buttons in a diamond like shape. The top button is just under the display . This button is the digital analog mode button. I don't think we'll want to play with this button to much. I could be wrong on this since I'm still learning the unit myself. But if you keep coming down from that button you'll see nothing then if you go down a little further, you'll run into another button. This button is the game mouse button. If you get back in between these two buttons, you'll see a button to your left and a button to your right. This makes up the diamond shape of these four buttons. Maybe DJC could refresh my memory on these buttons once again. This takes care of the center column of buttons. Now we come to the far right hand side of the unit. We run into another diamond shape of four buttons once again. But these buttons are round in shape. Now I don't know what these buttons are either. But for an example for puppy one. I have the three o'clock button as my view button and my nine o'clock button as my fire button. This was the only thing I had to do so that Puppy one would work with the flight controller. The one main thing I have to remember is that the two round knobs at the bottom are your joysticks and they are very very touchy. They don't take much to go in the direction that you want to fly in. So for Puppy one, it is real easily to fly past the enemy planes and then you get shot down. GRIN. I did manage to shoot down 67 enemy planes down on the experience level though. So I do have one game under my belt thus far. I now have to work with out back, blast chamber, troopanum, hunter and the new three d velocity flying game. I'll keep everyone up to date on my opinion on this hand controller. But so far I kind of like it. But so far with just puppy one. I like it. So this is my opinion of the flight controller for now. Ron who finally broke away from the keyboard. GRIN. Matt Ron Kolesar there great Dogs! kolesar16...@roadrunner.com --- Gamers mailing list __ Gamers@audyssey.org If you want to leave the list, send E-mail to gamers-unsubscr...@audyssey.org. You can make changes or update your subscription via the web, at http://audyssey.org/mailman/listinfo/gamers_audyssey.org. All messages are archived and can be searched and read at http://www.mail-archive.com/gam...@audyssey.org. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the management of the list, please send E-mail to gamers-ow...@audyssey.org.
