My friend and I both have Guitar hero 2, I have it for PS2 and he has it for Xbox 360. Is there anyway to convert my controller to the Xbox 360? I looked online on ebay and found a PS2 to USB converter, and since the nonwireless form of a XBOX 360 controller is a USB port would that work? If not, are there any other ways for me to convert so we can both play on his XBOX 360? Thank you for reading and any input would be greatly appreciated.
No. This is entirely impossible, unless you have an active working knowledge of Microsoft-required circuitry and can somehow add components to the guitar to make the Xbox Guide work, and fool the internal checks. That's about the long and short of it.
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Can you convert a ps2 controller to xbox 360 and does it work?
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No. This is entirely impossible, unless you have an active working knowledge of Microsoft-required circuitry and can somehow add components to the guitar to make the Xbox Guide work, and fool the internal checks. That's about the long and short of it.
References :
Harmonix, in this month's Game Informer, made mention of Microsoft's special circuitry as a reason for why their peripherals won't work cross-platform.