Controller Issue with Halo 2 for Vista

Hi all,

I recently bought Halo 2 and started playing on it (it's great, by the way)
and I wanted to play with it using a controller. To that end I got a
connector allowing me to use my PS2 controller in Windows. I tested it with
several games and it worls great.
The thing is, when I want to look around in Halo the directions are not
inverted, they're turned sideways, meaning in order to look up and down when
using the right stick I have to pull it to the right and left, and vice versa.
Anyone has any idea why that is and how I could possibly change it into
operating normally? Again, Halo is the only game with this problem.
Then again, Halo is the only game I play on Vista (I also have XP installed)
so maybe there's some setting to change in Vista? (the controller works upon
plugging in, there's no need to install and I have no installation disk or
setup options directly involved with it).

Thanks in advance, and I look forward for your insights...
Gyl.

Just wanted to add - you could contact me directly at hertzomer.TakeThisOut@gmail.com
Thanks...

"Gylfinir" wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I recently bought Halo 2 and started playing on it (it's great, by the way)
> and I wanted to play with it using a controller. To that end I got a
> connector allowing me to use my PS2 controller in Windows. I tested it with
> several games and it worls great.
> The thing is, when I want to look around in Halo the directions are not
> inverted, they're turned sideways, meaning in order to look up and down when
> using the right stick I have to pull it to the right and left, and vice versa.
> Anyone has any idea why that is and how I could possibly change it into
> operating normally? Again, Halo is the only game with this problem.
> Then again, Halo is the only game I play on Vista (I also have XP installed)
> so maybe there's some setting to change in Vista? (the controller works upon
> plugging in, there's no need to install and I have no installation disk or
> setup options directly involved with it).
>
> Thanks in advance, and I look forward for your insights...
> Gyl.