After further testing i was incorrect. If you just have the ps360+ pcb, and no other pcb, the xbox360/xbox1 to ps4 adapter WILL work. All my sticks are dual mod so to work xbox1 except for one. I just tried that one and it worked great on the PS4. Right now i’m thinking since you normally just need the connect the D+ and D- lines between the pcb, it’s missing the Vcc and Ground wires being connected. when i have the chance. i will connect the two wires to see if that will work.
@Pez_Man that’s awesome! Brook just shipped mine out can’t wait… Finally can use my arcade cab on the ps4…
The next week I receive 5 adapters and will be doing the review to each.
X360 & Xone to PS4 Converter
PS4/PS3 to Xbox One Converter
PS3 to PS4 Converter
PS3 to XBOX360 Converter
Xbox360 to Xboxone Converter
Just connected the VCC and Ground wires between the xbox1 pcb and ps360+ and the adapter can’t read it. Must be a communication error. so the x1/x360 to ps4 works if 1: the ps360+ is not dual modded or 2: you boot up to the xbox1 pcb if it is dual modded with the ps360+.
So I got 2 Red converters (PS3/PS4 to Xbox One) this weekend and used them to play Gears of War Ultimate Edition on the Xbox One w/ Dualshock 4 controllers. They work fine for the most part, except that the controllers turned off a few times during our 5 hour session. The controller battery levels were still fine when they turned off. The controllers turning off seems to be very random. One controller turned off every 1.5 hours or so. The other was more sporadic, going for long stretches and then turning off a few times in a span of an hour. Has anyone had this happen? Has anyone else done long session plays with these adapters, especially in wireless mode?
My setup:
2 Dualshock 4’s wirelessly connected to the Brook Red Adapters
When we kept one of the Dualshock 4’s plugged into the converter with a USB cord, it seemingly stopped turning off mid-mid-play
Please comment if you have the Red Converter (PS3/PS4 to Xbox One) and have experienced this or if you know if the Red Converter has a newer firmware update than what it shipped with.
When this happened, did you check if the usb ports were running hot? Maybe is a power draw issue. When one of the controllers turned off, was the other controller effected (lag, etc)? Were you connected straight into the usb port or did you use an usb extension cable.
I did not check the adapters when the controllers turned off. But when I removed the adapters after our 5hr play session, the adapters felt fine, not hot or even warm.
We didn’t notice any effects on the controller that did not turn off. In fact, the person that was not affected was usually oblivious to the fact that the other controller turned off until they were informed (usually through cussing because the controller turning off caused them to die). The affected controller that turned off would experience their character repeating the last input for about 1-2 seconds before no inputs. (i.e. if the last thing before the shut off occurred was walking forward, the character would walk forward for 1-2 seconds with no user input on the controller before all inputs stop).
We had both adapters on usb extension cables. One was about 1 ft in length and the other 6ft. We also tried a 10ft one too to see if it might have been a cable, but same issue. It is very very unlikely that I would have 3 bad cables. I use these same cables for other things and have never run into issues with the cables.
In our next play session, which unfortunately won’t be for another week or 2, we’ll try keeping one of the controllers plugged into the adapter. And we’ll also shut off bluetooth on our phones to eliminate interference.
I think these adapters hold huge promise, but need a lot of testing done. If anyone has these, I would recommend doing long play sessions to help the community find and diagnose any potential issues. I have sent a message to the company and they said that they will investigate. I’m not sure how much they can do since my issue was only evident over a long play session.
You can report any issues you’re having by sending them a message via facebook.
That doesn’t affect me though, I only use those adapters to play fighting games and use wired controllers.
I used the contact us link on their website and got a response in less than 24hrs.
I also own 2 of the white PS3 to PS4 adapters that I use for my arcade sticks. They seem to work well but I have only used them for about an hour at a time and only 1 plugged in at a time. I’d be interested in seeing if anyone here has had lengthier sessions with them.
I can confirm that my PS3 version of the Makestick PRO now works with this converter!!! I got the new firmware via Facebook from them.
Any word on the Mad Catz Fightstick PRO(PS3) compatibility? This might be a good cheapo option for casual play when I visit peeps with PS4s.
@NoChart shouldn’t be a problem for that stick since it’s a officially licensed PS3 controller. Most of the compatibility issues seem to stem from non standard / non-licensed products… Just make sure to use the latest firmware and your good…
By the way guys - got a package in from Taiwan with the 360->ps4 and the new 360/XboxOne->PS4…
I kind of want to get an Ultra Racer to test on the PS2-PS4. I’d be out $12 if it doesn’t work, but man, if it did…
Soooo…I kinda got my Brook PS3 to PS4 adapter stuck on the firmware update mode (both blue and red LED on) and I have NO CLUE how to revert it back to just the Blue LED mode.
I’ve tried clicking in L3 + PS home button, as well as Start + PS home button.
Anyone know of a way to just set the thing back to factory default?
Did a quick video confirming the new xbox360/xboxone -> ps4 converter is working with a PS360+ on firmware 1.66.
As far as ps360+ compatibility with xbox360 to ps4 goes it is really strange.
I was at a friend’s house who has 3 ps360+ custom arcade sticks.
Out of the 3 only 2 were working. We double checked and all had the same hardware revision (latest) and all had the same firmware. All were using the usb connector and all were working on the pc.
We flashed the latest firmware once again but no change.
This is actually the second ps360+ which I could not get to work and I have absolutely no clue why.
Maybe there is a sub hardware revision that we don’t know of yet.
yes, there are 2 PS360+ hardware revisions that i know of… can you tell if the 2 sticks that worked have newer or older ps360+ boards (judging by acquisition date)?
FYI guys I’m using the older versions… There is a rev 2 board that fixes a small delay on the 360 side. Never got my hands on that one. The revision number is printed on the board. @machomanmo maybe you can have your friend check?
Hi Nik
Please follow below steps to exit the setting (update) mode.
Step1. START + L3
Step2. L3 Key don’t release / hold
Step3. Then PS
To exit the setting mode … LED turns on Blue mode.
Hi Bizzazz
Thanks your testing and give a report.
We follow your steps to test P3/P4 to XB1 with DS4 wireless for 4 to 5 hours.
We looked at the same issue with you.
My team members fixed this issue as soon as possible.
While we tested new firmware completely, we will release to all.