How to use 2 xbox 360 controllers as 1

sharakataka · Sep 10, 2014

Is there any way I can use 2 xbox 360 controllers as one so that they both acted as the same pad its sounds weird but if if both pads were connected to the xbox but acted as one pad so pressing a button on either pad would do the same thing as they'd both
be the same pad. Its like how 2 mice can be connected to a computer at once but they act as one

:)

JeDiMlnDTrlcks · Sep 10, 2014

Streaming MCC on Windows 10 not recognizing all available controllers, roster problems

So, I'm trying to get the 4 player achievement for MCC. I have 1 wired and 2 wireless xbox 360 controllers connected to windows 10 (the wireless controllers are connected using the xbox 360 wireless receiver for windows). I also have my xbox one controller
connected to the xbox one.

I can use all 3 xbox 360 controllers to control the xbox app on windows 10, so I know they all work. But, when I start streaming MCC, I can only control 1 xbox 360 controller, the other 2 are non-responsive.

Also, I can only sign in 1 other profile in MCC when using the roster function. As soon as I sign in a guest using the A button, it won't even let me sign in other profiles, like the roster is maxed out at 2 players.....when it's supposed to support 4 local.

How can I fix this?

AloofBobcat3585 · Sep 10, 2014

windows 10 and xbox 360 double controller

hi,

i've 2 wired controllers for xbox 360 and windows 10 doesn't support both when i play with 2 controllers concurrently. how can i use both??

W4RMIND · Sep 10, 2014

Sorry that isn't possible as far as i know

W4RMIND

Sorry that isn't possible as far as i know

smileskybird

Did anyone check out the videos I posted? For me and some others, navigation using the controller... is faster on 360 than on 1. I encourage yous to check it out. Look up "Why I like the Xbox 360 UI" on Youtube. I made a (part 1/2) and (part 2/2).

To me the software is kind of laggy on Xbox 1. Both my 360 and 1 are connected to my home network. Notice the difference in loading times for messages and friends list and how 360's is faster. Of course, 360 uses different XBL servers. Maybe Microsoft has
360 XBL servers more closer to NZ and Xbox 1 servers tend to be more far away.

Wergez2

I've alway used option 1. Had no problem with the 360 version.

It felt like it is the right way to hold. It's how the controller is designed for.

I struggle using option 1 with the One controller. I feel like it is a bit harder to aim with the newer controller.

For some games which don't require quick input I use option 2.

DEADMANFLYING

Okay found how get into settings here's how.

1) power down the xbox one

2) unplug the power from the xbox one and count 30 slowly replug the power

3) wait for 1 minute then turn the xbox one on ( i used my controler but that's personal chose )

4) then let it power as normal

It's just the same the 360.

Hope this helps.

Shaggy2000

That would be almost impossible for these few reasons:

1: The wireless format on the 360 and Xbox One are different (Xbox One uses blutooth 360 doesn't)

2: The 360 controller can be plugged in using a USB cable, but that just charges it, it doesn't send the data through the wire.

The only way that we could use 360 controllers on the Xbox One would be a hardware redesign or a system update which would only allow the wired 360 controller (not wireless 360 plugged in, I mean the purely wired 360 controller)

How to use 2 xbox 360 controllers as 1