Some games now require an Xinput controller (such as Xbox 360 or Xbox One) to work, and Xinput will work with most DirectInput games as well. Method 2: X-Arcade Xinput(Recommended Software Emulation Solution, huge thanks to Mike Wyatt! ) To test it on PC see Windows Gamepad testing. An interesting history lesson on these here. You can also use our 2in1 adapter or PS4 adapters, but this will require using a special driver and software such as DS4Windows, InputMapper, or MotioninJoy (we can't offer support for any of these). These options allow you to change modes just like on a console and works with any DirectInput or Xinput games. The easiest way is to use our new Tri-mode PCB, but you can also use our Xbox 360 adapter kit or Xbox One adapter kit (both requires either a PS2 adapter or 5in1 adapter) to connect your X-Arcade to a PC via USB. Below we show you how to make your X-Arcade controller work as an Xinput device or DirectInput device on PC. Xinput works with both Xinput games and most DirectInput games, so we recommend it. But some newer games, such as Killer Instinct, Mortal Kombat X, Street Fighter IV & V, and Steam, require the newer Xinput protocol that was introduced with the Xbox 360 gamepads (and now Xbox One). The original way for an input device to work as a gamepad was through the DirectInput protocol, which still works on the vast majority of gamepad-enabled games. While the X-Arcade controllers work as a keyboard with the default PC connection, there are ways to make it act like a gamepad instead for games that don't offer great keyboard-based controller support.

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