To be clear, I meant the Splitfish stuff more as a joke (and a piece of curio) than anything else. As far as I can tell, Splitfish hasn't made anything for five years or so.

I do have a Cronusmax, and it does seem to work seamlessly between the 360 and PS3. I've also used it on the PS4, but every controller has a weird several second disconnect from the PS4 every ten minutes or so. That said, I think I'm probably running an older model or, at least, an older firmware. The Cronus Zen seems to be the current product line, and I have no frame of reference with that.

Sorry, SvennoJ: I posted those mostly as a joke. I don't think this company still makes stuff :/

At the bolded, Agreed! I might be a little biased, though. I'm actually with Curl in that I don't really like mice as a gaming input. The only exception for me is when I'm playing an RTS. Otherwise, I definitely use standalone controller mapping software or Steam's utilities to force every one of my PC games to work with a controller (if they don't support one natively).

Also, looking at the link, I do remember now reading (years ago when I first got the Cronusmax) that the PS4's controller authentication was the cause. Figured it was probably surmountable but clearly never got around to checking and, apparently, forgot the cause altogether by the time I made my post! It's honestly been a few years since I've had an occasion to break out the adapter, but it's still awesome to know that there's a workaround (which I could have just missed at the time as well). At any rate, I'll probably use the adapter again sometime in the near future: need to see if there's any way to get my PS2 Ace Combat 5 flight stick to work on the 360 for Ace Combat 6.

Asymmetrical.

Exactly because my hands are symmetrical. What?

Yeah, because my hands are symmetrical I want my controller to be asymmetrical because I want both my thumbs in their natural position to be on the same horizontal plain; my left one on a stick and my right one on the facebuttons. I don’t get how you can say you want a symmetrical controller because your hands are also symmetrical; on a symmetrical controller like PlayStation’s, I’ll have my right thumb in the natural position over the facebuttons, yet I have to twist my left thumb downward to reach the stick. Which is uncomfortable, unnatural and actually puts your hand in an asymmetrical position. The other way around, like on WiiU, is equally uncomfortable. Naturally my thumbs are in a more upward pointing position, so I want the inputs I use the most to be in a more upward placed position; the stick in the above left, the facebuttons in the above right. Simple really.