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  The traditional "joystick" controller port implemented on PCs is
designed (a) to be the only such port in the machine, and (b) to
support up to two controllers via a "Y" cable (purchased separately) -
- subject to application (game) support for a second controller.

  Of course, these old rules don't apply if your controller uses
something newer, such as USB....

David Gillett


On 25 Jun 2001, at 22:34, Kevin Scott wrote:

> Hello. How can I connect two game pads to my connect.
> I only have one game pad connected now. But I would
> like to connect another game pad. On the back of my
> computer I only see one port to connect a game pad,
> which I have a game pad connected too already.
> Is there a way for me to connect a second game pad
> with only one port.  Are there any kind of adaptors
> I could purchase. If so what are they called.
>
> Thanks
>
> Kevin Scott

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