Sadly I dislike anything that requires me to install custom drivers to get things to work, which is why I prever to use x360ce for as long as possible. One is with x360ce ofcourse, and the other is ds4windows. There are 2 methods that I know of on how to get a Dual Shock 4 controller to work on a Windows PC. But as long as the controller is recognised by Windows, you should be able to program what button does what within x360ce controller editor.
This guide will aim at the PlayStation 4 controller, but should also work with the PlayStation 3 controller, or any other USB controller that doesn't get recognised as a Xbox controller.Ī short disclaimer: Like anything else in the computer world, not all controllers might work with x360ce. Originally posted by reddit:I will try to explain how to get your non-Xbox 360/One controller to work with most games that requires a Xinput enabled controller, using TocaEdit X360 Controller Emulator, also called x360ce.
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