Jun 23, 2022 · In the middle of the controller is 2 turbo buttons, a big one and a small one. You hold down the button you want to use turbo on, then press the big button before pressing the smaller button. Don't know about turbo controllers but I've just started Rogue Galaxy.

Apr 28, 2022 · The turbo button will make a button set to it give rapid commands to the system, making your PS3 believe that you are pressing the button rapidly. To set a button to a turbo, first, press and...

Feb 29, 2004 · I have a PS2 madcatz controller, supposedly used for fighting games; it has a "turbo" function on it. Does anyone know how to use this function? And in what situation would I use it?

The Wingman PS2 unleashes your controller's potential with Turbo function. Five shooting speeds available for you to skip lengthy, repetitive clicks and fire out easily!

Feb 12, 2022 · Hold the turbo button and any other button to do as if the button was being pressed rapidly.

Oct 1, 2013 · What: Create rapid/turbo buttons using a PS3 controller with the latest version of PCSX2 When: Now Where: Here Why: To make games like, "ESPN International Track & Field", that require sustained quick button presses in order to maximize power. Thank you.

Apr 29, 2021 · I'm looking to buy a second controller, and obviously, an official controller is the best option, but I would like a controller with turbo for some games. Is there a controller that is good enough?

Feb 23, 2017 · I remember having this clunky offbrand controller for my ps2, there was this turbo button and some other one which when pressed would sometimes glitch the screen, by autopressing a key really quickly ; what were they for?

Turbo buttons ∞ Setting a turbo button ∞. Press and hold PROG on the device. Press Note that will be issued through to the console. Now when pressing it will press it quickly. If you hold it will keep triggering it. This turbo function can be set for , , L1 or R1.

Jan 22, 2008 · You need to change the controllers setting to make it into a button, and then you can use it in PSU. Personally, I use a Logitech Precision controller. It was about $10 and with another 10 cents (a dime), you can wedge down the L2/R2 buttons.