Hello, is there a way to use the xbox 360 usb joypad natively under DOS, for example with X-Wing ??? My Pentium2 has the usb port directly on the mainboard. I guess you can use dosbox, but I would like to stay in the realm of pure DOS.
tnks
Probably not. Theres no USB joystick drivers that I am aware of. But even if there was one, you would need some kind of TSR shim to emulate the USB driver as a game port, that also doesn't exist.
There maybe some USB to game port adapter that exists, but they are for connecting gameport joysticks to usb not the other way around.
also using for example x-wing launched by windows98? Are there drivers for windows98?
I think the old Logitech Wingman Software (LWS) worked with DOS games in Windows 9x. I don't know if it works with non-Logitech controllers though.
With all the USB-enabled microcontrollers out there, an ISA game card with USB ports would be a cool project. You could make it appear to the PC like a normal game port, with the option to remap buttons.
Plasma wrote on 2020-01-10, 02:45:I think the old Logitech Wingman Software (LWS) worked with DOS games in Windows 9x. I don't know if it works with non-Logitech controllers though.
With all the USB-enabled microcontrollers out there, an ISA game card with USB ports would be a cool project. You could make it appear to the PC like a normal game port, with the option to remap buttons.
LWS along with Logitch F310 works like a charm in Windows 98.
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no way...
I think with that one its maybe possible: http://bretjohnson.us/
