To all the PC gamers, what inputs do you have that aren't Mice and keyboards?

[QUOTE="rilpas"]360 and PS3 controllersCherokee_Jack

This, and a Gravis Eliminator Aftershock in storage somewhere.

What a POS that was.

Oh, I also have my Wii remote.

Currently, I just have my Logitech G500 Mouse and Microsoft Sidewinder X4 keyboard.

But very very soon I will be getting a wired 360 controller and at some point I'll probably get a Logitech racing wheel.

Also might get one of the logitech PC gamepads.

[QUOTE="Cherokee_Jack"]Gravis Eliminator Aftershock in storage somewhere.PC4lifeman2233

i dont have one lol all the genres iplay work best with mouse and keyboard. altho if i ever felt like it would i just be able to plug my 360 controller in? or does it have to be the 360 controller thats made for windowsTH1Sx1SxSPARTA

There are two ways to do it. If it's a wired 360 controller (built-in out of the packaging), then it's as easy as plug-and-play since the drivers will self-update. There are unique optional drivers with different features, but they aren't required. If it's a wireless controller, you will need a wireless receiver for the computer to read it. Using a play and charge wire on a wireless controller will not work.

Is there a mouse + something else hybrid that ;et me have the precision of the mouse, yet allows me to walk/run and better controls than keyboard?reach3

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Xbox 360 controller. But I rarely use it. Keyboard and mouse is just better all around for most games. There are two exceptions to my collection: Sonic Generations and Guilty Gear X2 #Reload. Otherwise, KB/M wins out.

[QUOTE="TH1Sx1SxSPARTA"]i dont have one lol all the genres iplay work best with mouse and keyboard. altho if i ever felt like it would i just be able to plug my 360 controller in? or does it have to be the 360 controller thats made for windowsValiant_Rebel

There are two ways to do it. If it's a wired 360 controller (built-in out of the packaging), then it's as easy as plug-and-play since the drivers will self-update. There are unique optional drivers with different features, but they aren't required. If it's a wireless controller, you will need a wireless receiver for the computer to read it. Using a play and charge wire on a wireless controller will not work.