XFPS 360 Pro Keyboard and Mouse adaptor

http://www.xcm.cc/XFPS_360_PRO.htm

http://www.xcm.cc/XFPS-PRO.B.jpg

So I got to try this thing out. Thought I'd give you all a bit of a review on it. Well apparently as you can see it's a keyboard and mouse adapter for the 360, designed specifically for FPS. It's okay, I like the thought, the design and whatnot.


Pros:

Keyboard and mouse, omgomgomg

More agility in FPSes

Able to look around areas quicker (if you set the game sensitivity really
high)

Bindable keys

Can use the PS2 controller

Supports multiple types of keyboard inputs; standard and USB


Cons:

Mouse control is EXTREMELY lagged (To be expected with console games), as well as a huge deadzone, takes a LOT of getting used to

You can't bind mousewheel up or down to anything

You can't bind WASD to anything other than movement

You need a wired controller

$80-$90? Not really worth it



So, 50/50.

It doesn't really give you too much of an advantage over other players in the aiming department, seriously... I managed to go 13/3 in a Halo 2 swat game once, but come on, it was swat. Anything shielded I got my ass beat in because the mouse movement was so funky.

Check it out if you want, but overall it's only okay.

There was a similar device (Smartjoy FRAG) for the Xbox 1, except that it only accepted PS/2 (as in port serial 2, not playstation 2) keyboards and mice. I tried it and it worked very well with Halo 2 and BLACK.

Emulating an analog stick with a mouse is no easy task, trust me. There were several attempts to do so in older N64 and PS1 emulators, and the mouse control was so wonky that it was better to just plug in a gamepad.

I wonder why you say that the mouse is very laggy here? When I borrowed the Xbox 1 version, it worked very well...

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Originally Posted by Mr Buckshot

There was a similar device (Smartjoy FRAG) for the Xbox 1, except that it only accepted PS/2 (as in port serial 2, not playstation 2) keyboards and mice. I tried it and it worked very well with Halo 2 and BLACK.

Emulating an analog stick with a mouse is no easy task, trust me. There were several attempts to do so in older N64 and PS1 emulators, and the mouse control was so wonky that it was better to just plug in a gamepad.

I wonder why you say that the mouse is very laggy here? When I borrowed the Xbox 1 version, it worked very well...

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From what I understand the XBox 1 SmartJoy was made by a completely different company... and thus, you'd get different hardware results. Apparently SmartJoy is superior.

Fun fact, some people who own the XFPS 360 plug the PlayStation 2 version of the SmartJoy FRAG into the XFPS 360 so they can get the superior performance of the SJF.

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Originally Posted by Muki Hyena

Fun fact, some people who own the XFPS 360 plug the PlayStation 2 version of the SmartJoy FRAG into the XFPS 360 so they can get the superior performance of the SJF.

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LMAO!:lol:

Two year old bump!

People have been using "XIM's" to eliminate the input lag, I think I'll have to buy one of these...

http://cgi.ebay.com/XIM360-Mouse-and...4.c0.m14.l1262

Homepage:
http://www.xim360.com/

Woah, pretty big price jump. But it seems to be for a good reason. I would definitely consider it if I had a 360 around here. :smith:

Well, they're manufacturing and shipping the controller with a pre-modded XIM installed, so I'd be willing to pay about a $100 for the labor alone.

Example:

If it weren't for the price tag, I would totally buy one. I just can't seem to learn how to aim properly with a joystick after playing with a mouse so long.

Now that I think about it, wouldn't this still have aim assist? It would be like playing with a perfect aimbot >.>

And full bullet magnetism.

Just watch some of this:

yet another video that proves mouse/keyboard supremacy. funny how console gamers and people in the MLG actually think they have skill!