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90's Arcade Racer: The developer gave out some make-good Steam keys to some game of his friend's, but I have no idea where the game is in development. It's a Daytona USA / Cruis'n USA type checkpoint game, and my expectations are low. I just want the thing to be released. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3PlyYWhhZE

Quick update / recap.

I removed the Playstation(R)3 device from my computer, unplugged the controller, plugged it back in, and Windows 10 does "setting up your device... installing Playstation(R)3." In controller calibration, button 13 is constantly flashing, and no other buttons light up when I press them. Again, this is a PS2 fight stick, I feel like Windows is installing the wrong device. This is a 10 button & joystick device.

@mikewhy: I'll give this a go after work. It appears as Playstation(R)3, but I think that's because x360ce scanned for controllers and downloaded a profile it thought matched my fightstick.

Hey all,

I recently flew a Playstation 2 fight stick from my hometown to my new town. The TSA scanned it and everything "wow that's a big-ass joystick" (it is). Was very excited to plug that in to a PS2 to USB converter and have it magically work on my PC (Windows 10) but no luck.

I started with x360ce which I thought would map my fight stick to a 360 controller, but it labeled my controller a Playstation(R) 3 controller, and detected 13 buttons, of which, only button 13 seemed to work. Then I paid $10 for xpadder, hoping that would better recognize the fight stick, but that too only seemed to recognize "button 13" which I think is constantly firing.

Any help would be appreciated. I'm not on a budget, so worse case scenario I buy a PC fight stick, I just thought it'd be great to work with the one I've had for 10+ years now. If I can add anything else, I'm suspicious that x360ce making my PS2 fightstick read as a PS3 controller might be causing an issue but it's just a hunch.

Anyways, hopefully someone here has some answers! Thanks! Peace! <3

I'm buying Rocket League tonight, hoping my laptop can even run it... It can run Bioshock Infinite, I think that's the latest game I had running on it ^_^'

If it works, I'm in for a tourney, if it doesn't work, I'm getting that sweet Steam Refund.

I remember now! How can any game but Shadow of Mordor win GOTY?

I'm excited to "bump" into you in New York.

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The action scenes from seasons 9 and 10 (or what I've seen of them) seem straight out of my 12-year-old imagination, but the humor of the first few seasons so far can be relatively clever.

EDIT: I mean to say that, I could have thought of those fight scenes when I was 12, I am in fact - not 12.

Just Cause 2 is a game that is closing in fast on it's third year, and yet I still love to jump in and devote hours and hours of playtime into it. After 80+ Hours of dicking around Panau I decided to try and make some progress in the game's Mercenary Mode, where really the only goal is to go wipe out/capture every military base and collect every single box that's just lying around the world. I'm at around 42 percent, and I can guarantee you that making it to 50 percent will likely be a 10+ hour endeavor, and not as much fun as just dicking around - but hey, the completionist in me loves it.

Just Cause 2 is a game who's lifespan is also being extended by whomever is behind this incredible multiplayer mod over at https://www.jc-mp.com/

I was made aware of the open beta that was taking place this weekend a good 24 hours into it's 48 hour time limit, and boy - was it incredible. I mean, it's glitchy as hell but - who can care when you consider the scope of what's going on. I don't know if there are a hundred Rico Rodriguez-es running around but it feels like it. Teleport over to the Panau International Airport and absolute mayhem ensues. Airplanes nosediving into the ground, speedboats slamming into the side of 747's, dudes in sweet cars spinning donuts on the runway. I mean, it's just amazing.

I didn't check many details on the development of the mod, but my full thanks go out to them - Just Cause 2 is a game that I'd easily sink over a hundred hours into - and easily over two-hundred if the multiplayer servers go full-time.