Driving wheel for all three platform: PC, Xbox, and PS2?

is there such a product that support all three platform, or at least you could get an adapter to use on all three platform? Thanks!

Do you know how rich that company would be if it existed??? "T.T. Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > is there such a product that support all three platform, or at least > you could get an adapter to use on all three platform? Thanks!

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> Do you know how rich that company would be if it existed??? > > > "T.T. Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > is there such a product that support all three platform, or at least > > you could get an adapter to use on all three platform? Thanks!

iirc - Act Labs have a module you can plug in that converts their hardware between formats DOug

"FC" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:9p1O8.3153$[email hidden]... > Do you know how rich that company would be if it existed??? Could always ask ACT-Labs, but with the exchange rate I don't think its they are to rich :) MadDAWG

"T.T. Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > is there such a product that support all three platform, or at least > you could get an adapter to use on all three platform? Thanks! The Momo (actually most Logitech wheels) work on PC and PS2, but the xbox doesn't have regular USB ports so you would at least need an adapter (and games which support Logitech wheels). I don't know and I can't test (as I don't know anyone with an xbox).

I saw a MadCatz2 somewhere, maybe a Wal-Mart, which listed Xbox, PS2 and PC on the outside of the box. Didn't really have time to read the info, but if so it must have been using an adapter or two. -- Chris H. Microsoft MVP - Windows XP Associate Expert Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone "T.T. Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > is there such a product that support all three platform, or at least > you could get an adapter to use on all three platform? Thanks! >