Works just like the PS3 controller and with the hit of a button you can switch between two different button setups. I didn't even have to change any buttons. So yeah, just plug it in and Windows will recognize it instantly.Īlright, sounds good. So the Logitech F310c ontroller will be recognized by windows no strings attached, correct? If so i'll just buy that.į310 doesn't require any special drivers, as it is Xinput-compliant. The ability to snipe feels more realistic now instead of the nudge to the left, nudge to the left again, nudge back to the right, nudge down, etc.

Using the mouse/controller combo is a great thing about the PC.

I was able to get Windows 8.1 to recognize the PS3 controller, but not make it operational. They are built just like the PS3 controller and no need to worry about downloading software to recognize it. If you are going for a wired controller check out the Logitech F310 gamepad (15 bucks or so) or the wireless Logitech (40 bucks or so) ones that have the vibration function. Remember that your swimming controls are inverted while you’re underwater. Hold down the left stick and X (PS3/PS4), the left stick and A (Xbox 360/Xbox One), or S and Left Shift (PC). Surface before your health meter runs out.

You can go back and forth from controller to keyboard/mouse without a problem. Press the R1 button ( PS3 ), RB button ( Xbox 360 ), or Spacebar (PC) to dive.