PS2 Controller to PS3 USB Cable

Pros: Does what it says on the box, works fine with PS3 and PC Handy if you like to play PC games with your PS2 controller.

Cons: None

Other: Cheap and does the job!

Pros: -Small -Simple to connect & use -Works with SG controller (guitar) on pc -Cheap

Cons: -None

Other: Other convertors that I bought were big and they did not go with the guitar. This one is cheaper and perfect!

Pros: Excellent item that worked well allowing a PS2 controller to work well on PS2 with rumble function.

Cons: build quality is good, but not great

Other: Great value and does what it's design for.

Pros: - cheapest convertor i've seen so far - does a great job - makes you want to play all the old (s)nes/n64 games ;)

Cons: - none so far

Other: you won't regret it, it's just pure fun :D

Pros: This is a great value. I use it with my wireless ps2 racing wheel on my pc and it works great. You can even use a wheel to play n64 roms like cruisin usa and mario kart.

Cons: Build quality isn't the greatest but it works.

Other: Awesome price and great way to play pc/ps3 games with your ps2 controllers.

Pros: Cheaper than ebay, it works

Cons: None

Other: cheap and simple. If you need a ps2 controller for your ps3/computer get one

Pros: Normal PS1/2 controllers work quite well (Aside from rumble)

Cons: Rumble function doesn't seem to work in any Playstation emulators. I don't really play any PC games that use vibration to test it there. Doesn't work properly with Guitar Hero controller. All buttons and even the tilt sensor are recognized, but not the whammy bar. I don't have a DDR pad to test, but it does work fine with a Konami Beatmania controller.

Other: Works fine to hook up a dualshock to your computer, but it won't "shock" anymore. Not good for Guitar Hero controllers.

Pros: -Small -Portable -Cheap -Good for using existing controllers

Cons: -Too small :P
-No drivers
-Not very well compatible with Dance Mats, I mean they work, but you cannot press two arrows at the same time, it recognizes none of them

Other: Great little thing, it's too short to my liking, but I don't really mind. I'd have liked for it to work well with dance mats, but it may just be my configuration, hope it gets resolved at some point.

Pros: Works fine, all the buttons/inputs on a dual shock get sent through, I can play games which need two analogue sticks now. (though it's useful to have something where you can configure the inputs, of course)

Cons: The joypad is mapped to a hat control, so it won't let you press left and right at the same time (ie no DDR mats).

Other: Cheap, did exactly what I want.

Pros: -Supports vibration with DualShock 2 and Logitech Cordless Action for PS2 on GTA4 (have not tried other PS3 games).
-Small
-Quick to setup.

Cons: -Cannot handle a lot of buttons at once. Ex. in GTA4 pressing L2 to aim, then R2 to fire does not always work, and it is a bit laggy on the responses.
-Not that efficient, i.e. you can't really play the game, its more like for shits n giggles.

Other: Get it if u have some extra PS2 controllers lying around, its only 5$ and free shipping is awesome.