MOTIONPAD
ANDROID.
Your steering wheel for both platforms. Tilt to steer; swipe up to accelerate and down to brake across the screen.
Your phone is the hardware. Motion steering, touchscreen input, and two routes to play: Windows PC or PlayStation 2. One Android app shared by both.
One shared Android app. Two platforms. Grab the APK once, then choose the receiver for your system.
Your steering wheel for both platforms. Tilt to steer; swipe up to accelerate and down to brake across the screen.
Companion software for receiving MotionPad steering, throttle, and brake input on a supported Windows PC.
PlayStation 2 homebrew ELF for USB control through MotionPad. In-game operation confirmed in four PS2 games; more titles are being tested.
Meet the Windows companion that receives MotionPad's steering, throttle and brake controls. The real Receiver interface is at version 0.7.0.
The Windows Receiver connects your shared Android MotionPad app to PC games. Pictured: a high-fidelity Liquid Glass v0.7.0 Receiver render, closely matching the real interface.
High-resolution MotionPad Receiver v0.7.0 render based on the real app interface. The application download will become active when its release file is available.
Pick the target platform. Both use the same Android MotionPad app — no separate PS2 phone app and no Windows receiver needed on PS2.
Download the shared MotionPad app on your phone.
Download the Windows companion, then connect using the instructions included with that release.
Use exactly the same phone app as the Windows setup.
Connect the physical PS2 controller to Port 1 (not Port 2), then launch the MotionPad ELF using Free McBoot. The four listed games have confirmed in-game input, including GT4 analog control.