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http://store.steampowered.com/app/367670/
http://steamcommunity.com/games/367670/announcements/detail/231154170443913307
I am asking for is what ps3 controllers and other acceptable direct input controllers have, support. Or at the least, a program that can shuffle the input of the controller to allow it to be used in the correct fashion as a normal xbox controller. This seems like it should be easier than it is. It doesn't seem that way right now. Mapping keys to every game I own or shipping them to specific games is not helping me. What I am asking for is a solution that makes it just as easy to use, because for as cheap as they were, they work extremely well for it if they would work.
I think it might. But I am not sure if they will take the trouble of using the methods they used to bind x360ce to the program, to actually become a solution for all controllers that need xinput.
I'll see.