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1 of 1 customers found the following review helpful:
 Comfortable and works great, 2008-04-18
Great gamepad, very comfortable to use and wireless convenience. I only wish they couldve made the wireless receiver the size of a flash drive. Not a big deal though, I just hide it behind my PC and out of sight. I bought the Rumblepad mainly for Resident Evil 4 which had no mouse support but I am replaying many other third person and sports games on the PC. I havent owned a console in years and forgot how relaxed and comfortable playing with a gamepad could be. Definitely worth the price as it is well made, following in Logitech's tradition.
1 of 1 customers found the following review helpful:
Logitech Cordless Rumblepad 2 with Vibration Feedback , 2008-04-08
Works great. I bought 3 of them. 2 for my kids computer and one for me. No complaints. I would recommend these to anyone.
I went through a couple corded versions but my kids eventually tore them up (bit through the cable on one... got start feeding my kids more :)
All in all a great product.
2 of 2 customers found the following review helpful:
The Best PC GamePad, 2008-04-07
This gamepad provides a lot of features and is well worth installing the Profiler driver software that comes with it. You can start any game you have installed in your PC with the Profiler software and can set each game to use their own indiviual custom control settings.
One of the best features of the Profiler software is the ability to alter and rotate the Axis settings on both analog sticks of the gamepad. It is very useful for older games that have an Axis compatability problem with most modern controllers using the right analog stick (ex. Up is Left, Left is Down, Down is Right, and Right is Up).
The 8 way digital pad is very precise and the controls can be swapped with the left analog stick with the push of a button. There are 12 action buttons to use and program on the gamepad, 4 buttons on the right, 2 buttons on the middle, 4 shoulder buttons and 2 analog stick buttons. The 2 additional buttons in the middle are for Mode and Force Feedback. The force feedback is strong and can be adjusted.
Weight in the gamepad is balanced. Not too light and not too heavy.
Wireless play and long battery life is a plus running 2 AA batteries. It also comes with 2 AA batteries in the box. The battery compartment closes and locks in place tight. The reciever has a corded USB which is great for Desktop use.
This is a great PC gamepad and highly reccommended above all others.
2 of 2 customers found the following review helpful:
Durable, works! Great Value!, 2008-04-07
After connecting my desktop via HDMI to my 42" Sony Bravia 3LCD I wanted to play my PC games (and N53 EMU games!) at high-res just like my PS3. This is the answer.
The Software could be more graphic, I don't like the long menus you have to click through to assign the buttons. The directions are crap, the booklet is useless and it took me some time and frustration to set up. But, that being said, the controler is great.
Put simply, you have to click on a control, add a command, then press assign a name for the button and press the key on your keyboard to assign. You have to use a seperate interface for your mouse.
In the end I set it up like the PS3 controller. But you have to set up each and every game. It works real well once done. This is a heavy, solid, sturdy unit.
My one issue, no rechargable battery. A simple USB recharger would have been perfect for this.
I would aslo recomend a simple interface, have a graphic of the controller, click on a buton, assign a commnad, move on.
This worked perfect with games like "Clive Barker's Jerhico" and "Zelda 64" using the Project 64 Emu.
Buy it! It's the best PC control out there.
1 of 1 customers found the following review helpful:
Almost perfect, 2008-04-03
I tend to like most of my purchases, and this controller is definitely one of them.
It's ergonomic, heavy (thus stable), highly sensitive, and has a nice feeling in the hands. Battery life is acceptable, and its layout goes well with many games. Basically it has what I want from a good controller.
I'd been exclusively using this controller (I had two different ones as well), until I got an Xbox 360 one. Due to built in support in "Games for Windows" products of the xbox controller, I unfortunately stopped using the Logitech one.
Unless you're going exclusively for GFW titles, for a different price range, and this is still the best choice I know.
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