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I'm using ps2 controler + conveter ps2 to USB. I stopped buying New consoles after investing in new pc

I am using a DS3 controller (DualShock 3 aka PS3 controller) via USB and an useful tool called ScpServer. It emulates it to work as an Xbox 360 controller and I am playing really old games and the newest with it, not a single problem so far. Even all emulators work with it (even rumble function on N64 and PS1 emulation).
You can also connect it via Bluetooth.

I have xbox 360 and PS3 Dualshock 3 controllers that I sometimes use for PC.

As for consoles:
NES, SNES, 64, Gamecube, Wii and DS
Amiga CD32
Xbox 360
PS 3

I never had an adapter for my Xbox 360 controller, but I started using the Xbox one controller because it plugs in directly with a micro usb. only really use it for ported games or dynasty warriors

Sometimes I use my PS2 USB adaptor + PS2 controller, but most of the time I use my Xbox 360 controller.

And I don't have any "new" consoles, just old ones (SNES, DSi, PS1 and PS2) I'm full on PC gaming I guess... But I'll buy a New 3DS next year and maybe a Wii U.

xbox360 and PS3

i use my PS3 controller.
PS3 was my last console, aside from that i own:
NES and SNES
MegaDrive (Sega Genesis)
PS1
GB, GBC, GBA
PSP
and a gorgeous Dreamcast

PS2 Controller with a USB converter which you can get on the cheap from ebay. However, I'd rather have a Xbox controller since you don't have to fiddle around with X360ce or any other programs to get your controller to work.

I'll use the 360 controller on PC, but I'm tempted to move to the DS4. As for consoles owned... X360, WiiU (Great for couch co-op and first party games) and a PS4 for exclusives/imports/JRPGs. No plan to pickup an XONE.

I use a logitech F310, solid, cheap and flexible between XInput and DirectInput.

As far as consoles, grew up with a PS2 and got a Wii in high school, but they stayed with my siblings when I moved out, so none anymore.

Got an Xbox 360 controller and a Logitech Rumblepad 2 :)

I have a PS3 so I use my DS3. It comes in handy for playing third-person games :D

360 controller works for me.

I dont use a controller, but i been thinking of getting one just to play dark souls 1 and finish dark souls 2, and then playing more hack&slash games :D

i have a ps2 thought i almost never use it, i been thinking of getting a wii u or a ps4 but right now ps4 is too expensive and the wii u dont enter my country because of the importation laws and all that shit

A PS3 controller, not sure what type it is though, don't use it much except for platformers and racing, which I haven't played of in a while

I also got a Xbox360 controller and i'm pretty pleased with it, mostly with the thumbsticks placement, towards the PS standard plasment, but maybe one day, i'll get a PS-style one too. :D

I use:

• Xbox 360 controller - duh!
• Defender Cobra Mk.5 - a very nice joystick for a reasonable price
• Saitek x52 throttle - makes a great HOTAS with my joystick
• Freetrack - free alternative for TrackIR, I can't play sims without headtracking anymore!
• Saitek R220 - a very basic, cheap steering wheel that I bought for pedals (cheap rudder!)

I'm not sure if you count voice commands as a controller, but if this is a case, then I also use VAC (makes a HUGE difference in ARMA series).

And I don't own any consoles. I don't have enough money nor space for them, gotta buy me some more controllers!

I use a Xbox 360 and a Xbox One controller.

i had the 360 one for years now, used for everything with the XBCD drivers, i could customize everything (deadzones, axis) the lot, loved it no problems to report, but its getting old even tough still works perfect the springs on the sticks are noticeable softer, so i got a..

Xbox one controller and its been dissapointing so far, as expected the Microsoft drivers are shit, the triggers use the same axis wich is bad if your are playing a racing sim were you could need to break and accelerate at the same time, some games detect but assing the buttons all wrong or even dont assign them at all, and overall the pad feels way cheaper, plasticy and is only available wireless, already dont see much point in wireless controller, since im sitting right there already but this one dosent even has an adapter, so the only way to use it on PC is trough a mini-usb cable wich if your familiar with them you know the connector will go soft afther a while and youll get disconnected with every little movement, so, pretty bad xd

TL:DR Xbox 360 awesome, Xbox one sucks

I just have a 360 wired controller. No consoles though. I'm waiting for a wireless Xbone controller for PC.

Ive got X360+Nintendo 3DS,i use my X360 pad on PC wireless(got cheap wireless receiver for 5$)

I have an Xbox 360 controller from Thrustmaster, works natively with Windows drivers, since it doesn't matter what brand is the controller if it's for X360, no problems.

My second controller is a Hori GEM Pad 3 Onix, shiny :3, it works just like a regular PC controller this means you have to configure it for different games, I use it for fighters, 2D shooters and emulator, since it has a much superior D-pad than Microsoft's controller.

Using Ps3 Dualshock 3(Thanks motioninjoy)

Have PS3 and PSP.Will add you if I won't forget it.Name Zuntar btw :)

I use a good old Logitech cordless rumblepad 2 since late 2008, beats the shit out of a 360 gamepad, imo.

Consoles? I have a Mega Drive 2/Genesis buried somewhere and a "borrowed" gameboy and NES (they were "borrowed" from me a while back).

Using a PS3 Controller with the DS3 Tool (or motionjoy)
Best decision I have ever made