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| Xbox 360™ Adapter Button Layout and Instructions |
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10th of January, 2012
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We now offer a PlayStation 2™ to Xbox 360™ adapter, it requires one of our PlayStation 2 or 5in1 X-Adapters. Our Xbox 360™ ™ adapter will also allow you to use many other PS2 controllers on your Xbox 360™.
Click here to order an Xbox 360™ adapter for the X-Arcade™ .
We would prefer to offer a direct Xbox 360™ adapter, but can't due to Microsoft's® heavy-handed policy against 3rd-party hardware on the Xbox 360™ .
Guide Button: There is limited support for the Guide button by holding the Back button and pressing X+Start (all 3 buttons simultaneously), but you may need to do this more than once (thanks to Cory Cacioppo for finding this workaround). Otherwise if your 360 adapter doesn't have a Guide button on it, you will need to use a separate gamepad to access the Guide function.
Headset: If your PS2-Xbox 360 does not have a headset jack, you will need to use a wireless headset to communicate while gaming.
Troubleshooting:
- If the button layout is different from the one above, be sure the switch on the 360 adapter is set to 'Pad', not 'Wheel'.
- If you have trouble getting both players to work at the same time, try plugging both Xbox 360™ adapters into the USB ports of the console at the same time while the console is already on.
- If you have a new Slim model Xbox 360™ console (smaller one), you may need to use the back USB ports.
- V1 360 adapters only: You MUST use a wired Microsoft® branded Xbox 360™ controller for each player for it to work. A wireless gamepad with Play and Charge™ cable will not work.
- If you have an older PS/2 model X-Arcade™ controller, you will need to use the original PS2 X-Adapter, or new 5in1 adapter with it.
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