Does this game work with the PS3 Injustice Arcade Stick or PS3 Controller?

[Nick]

I use this stick for Skullgirls on Steam, and it's flawless plug-n-play. If GGAC+R won't recognize it, however, then I have no reason to buy this game, since I won't have a controller for it.

Perhaps worth mentioning is that for the Irem Arcade Collection (an off-steam game unrelated to this one) the arcade stick buttons work, but no the joystick. I feel like this has something to do with the way the arcade stick defaults to choosing to "emulate" the directional pad instead of the analog stick on the Dual Shock 3.

Also worth noting: The PS3 controller is NOT plug-n-play ready for Skullgirls, but I'm sure there's a workaround I could use to get it to activate.

Does anyone use either controller for this game? Is the arcade stick recognized? If not, what third party programs would I use to get the game to recognize it?

Thanks! Looking forward to getting pummeled by pros as I re-learn how to play Jam.

[Heretic]

better ds3 is the 3rd party application you are looking for

[Nick]

Thanks. I did some more googling, and its good to know there's third party apps to make the DS3 work on PC.

Any word on the arcade stick compatability?

[chemi]

I don't know if that Arcade Stick works, but I play with a regular ps2 controller with a converter (ps2 to usb and only cost 3$) and works perfectly, I didn't had to use any 3rd party application, just plug and play.

[Calcifer]

I use a generic PS3 controller on my PC with ds3 and motion joy. It works fine. Now theres some PS3 sticks that doesnt work with PC at all, like those madcatz Street Fighter IV vanilla sticks. But if the stick already works with a PC game I cant see why on this wont.

[Nick]

Yeah, the stick works with Rogue Legacy too. :) Better than using the keyboard, in my opinion.

I've got a couple of old PS2 controllers lying around. Heck, I even have a 6 button 15th Anniversary Street Fighter Pad, which would be worth trying out.

What converter did you use? This one? http://www.amazon.com/Playstation-Controller-Adapter-Converter-Windows-3/dp/B0096PSFBG/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1433214757&sr=8-10&keywords=playstation+2+to+usb+adapter

[Calcifer]

Originally posted by Nick:

Yeah, the stick works with Rogue Legacy too. :) Better than using the keyboard, in my opinion.

I've got a couple of old PS2 controllers lying around. Heck, I even have a 6 button 15th Anniversary Street Fighter Pad, which would be worth trying out.

What converter did you use? This one? http://www.amazon.com/Playstation-Controller-Adapter-Converter-Windows-3/dp/B0096PSFBG/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1433214757&sr=8-10&keywords=playstation+2+to+usb+adapter

I used some huskee PS2 to PC converters, you can use them to conect PS2 joysticks to PS3.

They worked very well, but the Xinput era came and not all games works well with x360ce, so I had to buy two logitech F310 gamepads.

A friend of mine had one of this, and it works well, you can connect two joysticks with one converter.
http://www.amazon.com/Dual-Controller-Adapter-Converter-Playstation-2/dp/B001AATQ0Y/ref=pd_sim_63_4?ie=UTF8&refRID=1AJHQ48NHJEXQ199AC9E

For these kind of converters you dont need any third software for using them, because the converter has a Dinput driver, but if you want to use with only Xinput games, you should use x360ce so the game "thinks" you have xbox 360 gamepads.