Macally iShockX Dual Shock Feedback Gamepad for Mac & PC
- Dual shock feedback motors - the gamepad brings you the thrilling experience of every hit, explosion, and crash.
- USB controller with precise, and lightning-quick response,
- Control the action with 4 axis, 12 buttons with D-Pad, two analog sticks, Turbo Fire button, and Mode selector,
- Ergonomically designed with rubber body to provide smooth and comfortable grip
- Easy to install and use with your favorite games
Macally iSHOCKX is a USB digital/analog game controller for Mac & PC with dual shock feedback motors to bring you the thrilling experience of every hit, explosion and crash controlled by the game software. System requirements: Mac OS X 10.4 to 10.5 or later. Windows XP/Vista.
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List Price: $ 29.99
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Review by Jeffrey M. Stanco for Macally iShockX Dual Shock Feedback Gamepad for Mac & PC
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Set up is easy and diagnostics indicate it works fine. Now I’m just waiting for Steam or Valve to enable Joystick/Game pad functionality for Orange Box.
Review by citizenbfk for Macally iShockX Dual Shock Feedback Gamepad for Mac & PC
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I’m very pleased. So far it has worked with all Mac games I’ve tried: X-Plane 9 (the prime reason I wanted a gamepad), HyperTank, StuntMani, RC Helicopter Simulator, Colin McRae Rally, Flat Out 2 and Halo.
I even get the ‘rumble,’ with the one programs I have that supports that feature (Colin McRae Rally). After many years of having a Mac computer it’s something new to have access to so many games and this is my first such gamepad and/or joystick thing. And it’s fun and quite a new experience at the computer: real video arcade quality with some of these programs.
On the Mac it installs itself on the System Preference Panel, so you can check that all the buttons and sticks work. The Big Warning — thought — is not with the gamepad but not all the software programs are so clear about how to set it up, assign the sticks (um…especially the 3-year old Helicopter simulator was a hassle to get right and still seems ‘too sensitive,’).
So setup for each program will take a little learning and I’d check to be sure the program says it will work with a gamepad (Bioshock Demo, for example, seems to indicate it only work with the X-box gamepad)
But, the iShockX, itself: 5-stars; plug and play; it works.