Titan Two Device NEW Model [Programmable Scripts, Macros, Mods, Remapping, Keyboard, Mouse] Advanced Crossover Gaming Adapter and Converter for PlayStation 4 PS3 Xbox One 360 Nintendo Switch

Works well using a switch 1 controller together with switch 2. Adding the bluetooth module also works. The software required to use the titan two was released before the switch 2. So I doubt a switch 2 controller will work with the device.

This thing is exactly what I needed. Like many other PS4 HOTAS users, I was so frustrated with that device and after several died within weeks of using them I wasn’t about to buy another. For the same price, I took a shot at this adapter to see if I could get my nice T.16000M working on the PS4 for Elite:Dangerous. While it has taken some doing, I finally have everything set up and working better than the HOTAS4 ever did in the game. The Titan recognizes all inputs from the T.16k except for the pinky knob axis on the throttle side, and it also doesn’t recognize the 2-pedal axis from the rudder pedals, although it does recognize the axes coming in from each individual pedal.If your desired input device has only 1 USB connection this should be a relatively simple setup to determine your outputs through the GTunerIV software. If your desired device uses 2 or more USB input connections then you will likely need to utilize the scripting function of the software to get everything the way you like it. I’m not a coder or anything, but I do have some experience with scripting in AutoHotkey on the PC, so the concepts are very similar. The GPC2 language is a bit different than that but the commands are pretty self-explanatory and there are good resources on the consoletuner website to help you figure things out. Also there are a multitude of premade script files on there uploaded by other users so depending on your input device and the game you want to play you may find exactly what you need already exists, the downloads are free. The recent beta firmware release also is a huge improvement over the previous since it allows you to assign different actions to the same button label depending on which USB input it’s coming through. So happy I found this!

I have an old Wii U and an expensive split keyboard / trackball combo that I wanted to use on it and this is literally the only thing that does the trick.The Titan Two device itself doesn't recognize the keyboard (it's very customized, not a standard HID), but they covered all their bases by adding a key capture feature to the PC software. Works perfectly.

While this product does work well for some things, the software has not been updated in years and many issues have not been resolved. See the github issues for J2Kbr/TitanTwoThe contact URL in the documentation /contact-us/ just redirects to the main webpage. The forums are still active with users, but the staff is no longer responding or just ignoring new threads/posts.

It arrived today along with the Bluetooth extension which is purchase separately, it was well designed and easy to use as long as you read their instruction.There are several highlights:1. Didn’t aware latency anywhere near. Respond swiftly and precisely.2. Support my Nacon Revolution Unlimited Pro V3 perfectly, by perfectly I mean perfectly, rumble ; wireless control ; headset compatibility ; touchpad etc. Where CM didn’t give me that.3. I DON’T need to plug two controller into Titan to stabilise the authentication procedure (we got to plug our preferred controller to port 1 while stock controller on port 4 to success the continuous authentication, remember?) which I found nobody else do that, they apply Nacon’s Authentication natively. So I just got to plug the Nacon USB dongle and that’s it. This one is a big add.A follow up comment will be added after one week test drive. Cheers, happy gaming.

As someone who is not a pro gamer or particularly programming savvy, it would have been nice for the device to have at least some presets on it. Rather, you must download the program from the manufacturer’s website and either program it yourself or rely on community builds. Luckily a Drake’s Uncharted community build got me pretty close to what I was looking for. For more savvy gamers, it can do a whole lot. Want to use your Xbox Elite 2 on PS4? You can do it (wired)! Want to build macros for fighters? You can do it! Overall, it’s more capable, albeit complicated, than I had hoped for but I’m sure it’s someone else’s dream come true.

This thing is just too awesome. I originally bought mine simply to use a DualShock 4 on my other consoles because it’s the only controller that doesn’t hurt my hands/wrists, but the added benefits of things like auto-sprint and dead zone remover have me absolutely in love with my Titan 2. Going on a few months now, haven’t had a single issue, and if rumors are true this will also support the PS5 and Xbox Series X which has me hyped. I highly recommend the T2 to anyone, including people like me, who probably barely scratch the surface of all the missing and presets and whatnot. I might never have played my Xbox again if it weren’t for the T2, and that’s a ton of worth alone. Being able to use a mic no matter what console I use is also huge. Just be aware you must have an official controller for whatever console you’re going to be using, but that said, the controller doesn’t even need to be in great shape, just a working headphone jack and no stick drift and you’re good to go. I will probably always use a T2 from now on, and if a T3 comes out I’ll definitely purchase. Nothing is too expensive if it means avoiding carpal tunnel as an avid gamer. And being able to sprint without mashing my joystick down, in say, a 2 hour game of COD zombies, is a benefit I would pay for again and again. Bravo, ConsoleTuner.