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I downloaded the files and I got were blank files with no .exe
Actually, i play with keyboard at the first time but find the problem which i cannot switch space bar after using r-ctrl.
And then I use your method and can play the game well now.
I also has downloaded the zip file with no .exe file, but i think it is easy search the exe file by Google.
I mapped return and escape to the controller, too, so I can use the menus with it.
I used this one: http://gtaforums.com/topic/379477-all-controllers-working/
Extracted to the steamapps\common\Brothers - A Tale of Two Sons\Binaries\Win32 directory.
And had to run the exe directly as steam would somehow make it not see the controller still but played perfectly.
I have a PS2/PC adapter that translates the signal to PC.
On the PC I use x360ce - the compatibility version. This emulates a X360 gamepad.
You set it up and put these files in
Brothers - A Tale of Two Sons\Binaries\Win32
and it works flawlessly.
For games that don't work with this (Walking dead ...) I use xpadder
to map keyboard to gamepad.
It helped me play "Borthers", as well as other games, with my no-name gamepad. It's a cheapo ps3-like usb gamepad with two analog sticks (brand is "doop", sold by Πλαίσιο, a big computer retailer here in Greece) that is rarely recognised by Steam games...
Playing "Brothers" with keyboard only produced some problems, probably due to 4-5 keys being pushed down at the same time. Now, with the gamepad (or keyboard+gamepad) it works great, so far.
I downloaded the windows version of Joy2Key, from the link given in post #10 in this thread. Only difference with the OP's instruction is that I had to change some keyboard keys (e.g. the L-Shift, R-Shift and R-Ctrl ones) to other keys (e.g. X, Y and P, respectively) from the game's launcher, before mapping them to my gamepad keys with Joy2Key.
I am now gonna test with some other games where a gamepad was must, but mine wasn't recognised, e.g. Bastion.