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Subject: PS2 Controller Protocol/Interface

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Name: OldManClayton
Date: April 14, 2008 at 11:53:05 Pacific
Subject: PS2 Controller Protocol/Interface
OS: Windows 98+XP+CE
CPU/Ram: Multiple
Model/Manufacturer: HP IBM Toshiba
Comment:
To demonstrate how awesome Sly Cooper could be on wii (PHH! Like that'll ever happen. Understatement.), I'd like to build an interface to output PS2 controller information from a PC. (While using bluetooth and GlovePIE.) I think I remember hearing about someone doing this with an Xbox 360/wii hack, but I can't find the info I need. I'll probably end up having to build a custom thing, but I have no experience in this particular matter.

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