Dunno if any of you remember me, I hosted the FITHLan's in Tyrone.  I been too busy to host anything for the past year  :'(.  Anyway for xmas I got an xbox 360 and unfortunatly none of my friends have one.  If any of you do could I be your friend ? .  My ID is Gravdigr1.  Current multiplayer games I have are Halo 3, orange box, and forza 2.  I have found that after 10 years of mouse and KB playing I cannot play a fps game with a control pad, just doesn't work, so I am using the acessory that allows me to use a kb/mouse with the xbox.  It works quite well in halo and orange box.

The cake is a lie!

-Digr

Of course we remember you!  Whats going on up there in good ole Tyrone?  I see 99 is done!

Hey Digr! If I don't get to you first, gamertag right down there ----V

And what's this accessory that let's you use a KB/mouse on the XBox? I didn't know that existed but that would be very helpful for me too. I can't play an FPS with a control pad for shiitake either.

yep that's the one.  There are a few suck things about it, like having to dink with cords and wires.  And you have to use a wired xbox 360 controller to connect it, a wireless controller with the play and charge kit will not work.  But once it's connected you can chuck the wired controller till next time and plug in the kb/mouse.  My only other small complaint is that I am a ESDF gamer rather than the traditional WASD.  The xfps has the left analog stick permanently mapped to wasd (though the other buttons are programable).  So I find my fingers constantly shifting to the wrong keys, but such is life.

Now the handy thngs about this item, it can connect either usb or ps/2 kb/mouses, or you can connect a PS2 (playstation 2) dual shock controller.  And with the sniper version they added trim wheels.  These are handy to fine tune the mouse.  Because a lot of mouses are different, for example my Razer death adder has a sick dpi the stock settings has my crosshair jumping all over.  So I adjust the trim wheels until it is smooth as butter.  I just wish they had a way to lock the wheels in place rather than using tape to keep them from getting bumped out of adjustment.