Fix controller support for "Thief II: The Metal Age"
(Xbox 360, PS3, PSX, Razor, Cyborg Rumble, etc)
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Thief II: The Metal Age
Also Known As:
Genre: ActionThief 2: The Metal Age, Thief 2 The Metal Age, Thief II The Metal Age
Publisher: Eidos Interactive
Developer: Looking Glass
Release Date: March 23, 2000
Game Review
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Supported Devices
- Xbox 360 Controller
- PlayStation3 / PS3 Controller
- Nintendo Wiimote / Wii Classic
- Logitech Rumblepad 2
- Afterglow Gamepad (Xbox 360 or PS3)
- Mad Catz 360 Pro / MicroCon
- Logitech F310 / F510 / F710
- Saitek Cyborg Rumble
- Joytech 360 Joystick
- PlayStation / PSX / PS2 Controller
- Original Xbox Controller-S
- Steel Series Gamepads
- Logitech Chillstream
- practically ANY PC Controller!
author's profile notes
Hey folks this is my Thief 2 The Metal Age.
you might need to study is a bt before you start but it's fully functional.
It makes heavy use of the shift function (left shoulder) so be sure to take a look at the image guide once you've imported it.
I stole the leaning system from medal of Honor European Assault so people who've played that game should be familiar with how it works,
basically, when you hold the left shoulder the movement stick becomes the lean stick. It works pretty naturally so cudos to the developers of MOH for that one. (and pinnacle of course.)
other than that the drop, lockpicks, hide weapon and quickload/save are all shifted commands.
The creep key is not assigned in thief 2 by default so if you want to have this function you'll have to assign it the "P" key in the ingame menu.
It's already set up to use this key in the profiles joystick commands.
You may find this a little hard to get used to but I think it works pretty well.
leave feedback if you try it.
This game is even much more enjoyable with an analog controller.
you might need to study is a bt before you start but it's fully functional.
It makes heavy use of the shift function (left shoulder) so be sure to take a look at the image guide once you've imported it.
I stole the leaning system from medal of Honor European Assault so people who've played that game should be familiar with how it works,
basically, when you hold the left shoulder the movement stick becomes the lean stick. It works pretty naturally so cudos to the developers of MOH for that one. (and pinnacle of course.)
other than that the drop, lockpicks, hide weapon and quickload/save are all shifted commands.
The creep key is not assigned in thief 2 by default so if you want to have this function you'll have to assign it the "P" key in the ingame menu.
It's already set up to use this key in the profiles joystick commands.
You may find this a little hard to get used to but I think it works pretty well.
leave feedback if you try it.
This game is even much more enjoyable with an analog controller.