Are there any hackable ps2 pads

[Kid Flash]

Other than the Street Fighter AE pads are there, any good PS2 pads the hack. Also are any old PS one pads compatiable with a ps3 converter, cause i just brought a few old pads off of ebay...non DS pads. :sweat:

[shoo]

the pelican converter does work with ps pads
:tup:

[Kid Flash]

Good cause i tried put a t5 pcb in a modded redoctane stick...but ever since i added the wires to the pcb, i been having button problems. I guess its since for both those sticks, i have the pcb sittin to close to the buttons.

[Mikei]

All Sony brand Ps2 pads are hackable. Just the soldering points are tiny and really not worth it if you dont have a good iron and solder expierence. If you think you can handle it, I can give you the pin outs of the controller.

[Kid Flash]

Yea, id like that...cause i need to hurry and a pcb mount in a stick asap. So i can get back to playin.

[Mikei]

What series PS2 controller are you hacking?

[Kid Flash]

:sweat: I got two, im not quite sure...the orignal black one and a blue one...All i know are that they are sony brand pads.

[shoo]

look at the back under the made in china part

theres a letter ;p

[Kid Flash]

Oh, well i would but im at work and wont be home til 12. What series is the one that come with the Ps2, well its one of them. I dont know. Maybe ill run over to gamestop and pick up a pad if they still got any good ones.

[Kid Flash]

Ok so i like brought one of those gamestop ps pads....please tell me their easy to hack.

[m1lk]

they should be, usually the cheaper the easier it is to take apart and solder together.

[Kid Flash]

To bad i fucked up and got a wireless one. now i need to know is there a safe way to add a cord to that cause its to late and no way i can go get my money back. :wasted:

[final_cut]

Have you successfully hacked an official PS2 pad? I've yet to see one of those working in a hack.

[Kid Flash]

Same here....I would love to see a pic of a hacked ps2 pad

[Jason12345]

Ok so i like brought one of those gamestop ps pads....please tell me their easy to hack.

No sir.

[Kid Flash]

Ight well i finally checked my pad and its a A series ps2 dualshock...can i get any help with that

[tl613]

If your A-series has the ribbon connector thing you can do the Spiffy Shoes solderless hack on it.

[Gasp]

spiffys solderless hack doesnt work on ps2 pads because of........something....and currents or something, if it does i got like 3 ps2 pads i'd crack open right now. anywho have fun im more then interested in seeing this done.

[tl613]

Oh whoops I didn't notice the PS2 part.

[Kid Flash]

Oh whoops I didn't notice the PS2 part.

Dude, the pcb you gave me with that stick was like dying on me badly... *sigh* And it looked so neat on the inside.

Still good doing business with you.^_^

[hanz0]

dammmm you PS2 pad:xeye: dammm you.....:cool:

anyways i already messed up several ps2 dualshocks, and they are very hard to hack, i wish i can find PS1 dualshocks, but they are almost non existant :sad:

[FallingEdge]

dammmm you PS2 pad:xeye: dammm you.....:cool:

anyways i already messed up several ps2 dualshocks, and they are very hard to hack, i wish i can find PS1 dualshocks, but they are almost non existant :sad:

Ha. My local game shop has tons of them. I ****ed up 2 PSX DS H-series before getting the third one to work.

[TheKoz]

well I did try using the PS1 dual shock pads with the pin out, and let me say it will work, but a pain in the ass to do. I ended up using the anniversary controllers cause they we a lot easier. but like you said you you don't wanna use those. so I have no idea what other pad to use dude.

[Kid Flash]

well I did try using the PS1 dual shock pads with the pin out, and let me say it will work, but a pain in the ass to do. I ended up using the anniversary controllers cause they we a lot easier. but like you said you you don't wanna use those. so I have no idea what other pad to use dude.
well i went out and got an anniversary pad now i just need to get it wired up