Titan Two Device [Programmable Scripts, Macros, Mods, Remapping, Keyboard, Mouse] Advanced Crossover Gaming Adapter and Converter Compatible With PS4 PS3 Xbox One 360 Nintendo Switch and More

Purchased a titan two before xmas out of curiosity as i like to test tech, and after a while i can report that this product is an overpriced and utter waste of time and effort. If you are a decent scripter, then yes, you can spend a fair bit of time with this and may gain some minor advantages for multiplayer gameplay. For the record i am a c# developer, therefore the scripting element isn't a problem. The gain here for improved gaming experience, just is not worth the money. If you are that desperate to gain an advantage then really you should be focusing your efforts elsewhere anyway.TLDR: Save your cash!

I don't see much in the way of reviews for this product here nor anywhere on the internet to be honest, and it's a real shame. It's phenomenal, and I really can't understate that.On the surface, you have a small box that plugs into your console of choice (supporting PS3, PS4, X360, XB1, Wii U, and Switch) or PC, that can act as an adapter for any controller you have lying around. Want to use your PS3 controller on your Switch? You can do that. Want to use that bargain bucket USB Madcatz controller on your Wii U? Go for it. In this department, it does great, but that alone doesn't justify the £70-100 price point. Its value lies in the scripting and in the community.The scripting language will be a fairly easy thing to pickup for anybody already familiar with C or similar languages. The online documentation is plentiful to fill you in on the changes or just get you started if you're new to this kind of thing, and the community goes a long way in assisting. Though it's been out for a while, the forums at ConsoleTuner still has active members to ask questions, or even request scripts from should they feel that way inclined. All scripts made can also be shared and downloaded using the GTuner app, making it easy to distribute the things you make and have access to an already-great library of scripts.What you can do with the scripts really comes down to your own imagination. I personally use it as a means of automating some of the more menial aspects of games: automated breeding for shiny Pokemon, fighting enemies in Dragon Quest, that kind of thing. Having only owned this for a week or so now, I'm really excited to dive in and see just how far it can be pushed.I find it hard not to recommend to anybody who just likes fiddling with scripts or adding a new kind of fun to their games.

It’s great for Macro’s for games like Apex and Overwatch but if you’re wanting anti-recoil etc it’s not what you want (just get a Cronus) had my titan for a few months now n I do slightly regret not getting a Cronus

Don't let the two front USB ports fool you, no matter how many controllers you connect, this will only connect to the console as a single controller. It's pretty sick other than that. It's nice to be able to play mario odessy with a wiimote or splatoon with a dualshock 4 or remap the run button in mario maker. Also if my switch controller and my PC aren't on speaking terms I connect it through this and it starts working which is cool.

Despite being advertised as PC compatible it is basically useless on it. On top of that, launching a game that has any anti-cheat engine will earn you a permaban instantly as the device is recognized by OS as "Titan Two HID".

Fantastic product really easy to use and makes playing fps games a walk in the park. I play rainbow six siege on ps4 and I have rapid fire and anti recoil both work great. Easy to setup with plenty of information available online

Device works, but received a unit that appears to have already been opened. Circuit board shakes in housing.

Very good product. In line with expectations