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Logitech F710? Looks kinda oldschool but it's solid as far as I've heard.

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Any generic game pad, use x360ce and you're good to go.

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Just use a standard PS4 controller. You can plug it with a standard Micro USB (older phone charger for example) to USB wire. Here is a howtogeek article. 

 

"Sony’s DualShock 4 controller is actually a standard gamepad, and you can connect it to any PC with a USB cable, standard Bluetooth, or Sony’s official wireless USB adapter. It will work in a variety of games, too, since Steam now offers official support for DualShock 4 controllers."

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If I might ask, why must it be plug'n'play? Sure, that's simple, but a lot of software solutions are just as good, if not ultimately better.

The SC, DS4, and XB controllers are all compatible with the SCAPI, so there's that.

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It's for the ease of my girlfriend.
I want to make it as close a console experience for her as possible. 
She really likes consoles (Playstations), but since we are on a quite tight budget I would rather use something I already have (pc) and make it as close to the console as possible.

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