A software solution for gamers to play Xbox 360 games on PCs without native controller support, by mapping controller inputs to keyboard and mouse inputs.
X360ce is an open source software that enables PC gamers to use Xbox 360 controllers for games that don't natively support gamepads. It works by translating the controller inputs into simulated keyboard and mouse inputs.
The key features of X360ce include:
X360ce is useful for playing older games or indie games that lack native controller support. It allows you to sit back with a gamepad instead of needing keyboard and mouse. The input mapping customization also lets you tweak controls to your personal preferences.
While designed for Xbox 360 controllers, X360ce has expanded support for many other gamepads over time via user-submitted controller profiles. It remains a popular choice for getting controllers working with a wide variety of games on Windows.
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