I have this adapter. It is auto-detected just fine in XP. If I connect a N64 controller to it, it works fine. However, I can't make the PS2 controller work. When I switch the adapter to the PS2 ...

No.<BR><BR>Those green adapters are proprietary. Some of the Logitech ones won't work with Microsoft mice, and vice versa, even.<BR><BR>They do make generic PS/2-USB adapters (Belkin has one), but ...

This PS2 to USB adapter lets you use your PlayStation 2 game pads with your PC games. At about $17, it’s half the cost of a good PC game pad. (Frankly, we wish console […] ...

I’m sort of surprised nobody else has made something like these SmartJoy FRAG adapters to let you use PS2 and USB mice and keyboards on your Xbox or Playstation 2. The thing is, I’m fairly ...

It will allow you to connect either a PS/2 keyboard or a USB keyboard in fallback mode to the Expert using an ATMega328P and a bespoke DIN-13 to DB-13 cable.

It is unlikely then that you could take a modern USB-only device and an unholy chain of USB-to-PS/2-to-serial adapters, and have it work as a serial mouse. Want to run Windows 3.1 on a 386DX?

You control the action with either a keyboard, USB gamepad, or GH guitars. (The Xbox 360 guitar merely needs drivers to work, while the PS2 controller needs a PS2-USB adapter.) ...

All in all, $14 is a cheap price to pay to get GH1 and Dance Dance Revolution to play on your PS2. But if you’re looking for better Guitar Hero 2 support or rumble support, you probably want to ...

Sony shipped just 100,000 adapters to U.S. stores this summer. For this holiday season, it’s only producing 400,000 for the U.S. market, a fraction of the 11 million PS2s in use nationwide.

It also works with the original controllers, and adapters for other Sega consoles are planned for next year. The PS1/PS2 HDMI adapter costs $29.99 and is available for preorder at Limited Run Games.