Overall, I am very pleased with this purchase (and less jealous of my neighbor!). I plugged the USB cable into port #3 and turn the console on using the button on the console rather than the button on the controller, as suggested by another reviewer, and that seems to be working fine. Note that the EX does not have a PS3 Home button, so I keep a regular controller handy in case I need to use it. I don't know whether the wheel would work with PC games via the USB connector, but I suppose it's possible. The single cable has both PS2 and USB connectors on the end. So far I've tried it with F1 Championship, Ridge Racer 7, and the DiRT demo on my 60 GB PS3, and it worked great with all three (note to self: do NOT try to play DiRT right after playing RR7, because the physics are completely different!). It's also more solid than the pedals that come with cheaper wheels (i.e., less likely to break). The foot pedal assembly will slide just a little bit on a tile floor, but remains absolutely stationary on carpet (I tried it both ways). As a relatively casual gamer, I actually prefer the 200 degree wheel because I can just keep my hands on it at all times. However, the 900-degree turn is tough to use unless the wheel is mounted *very* securely. The EX also has only 200 degrees of turn as opposed to the 900 degrees of the Pro. The Pro would be way too heavy for the table - it would tip right over. I have a lightweight folding TV table (the kind you use to eat while watching TV, not the kind you put a TV on) with metal legs and a plastic tray, and the EX clamps to it perfectly. The EX wheel is a bit smaller than that of the Pro, doesn't have the separate stick shift (it does have shift paddles, which are hard to see in the photo), and weighs about half as much, although it still feels pretty solid. The Driving Force EX shares the quality of its more expensive Logitech brethren while being smaller and more practical for the average gamer who doesn't have one of those dedicated gaming chairs or the gumption to build some sort of frame (or the desire to pay $150 for a game controller). There are some cheaper wheels out there as well, but reviews of them have not been kind. It's also extremely large and bulky and he had to mount it on a 2x4 in order to use it properly. Adesso ILLUMINATED MULTIMEDIA KEYBOARD BLUE ELECTR. TRENDnet 4-Port PS/2 KVM Switch Kit w/Audio (Inclu.

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