You cannot play the Facebook games and apps on your Nokia Lumia 520 windows phone since you did not download the right app.
Right Bumper
I think the question is "Do you use an original Xbox or Xbox 360 controller when playing original Xbox games on an Xbox 360?" If it is than, you use an Xbox 360 controller. Left Bumper turns into "white button" Right Bumper turns into "black button"
RS is the (right stick) on your controller or if your play first person games a lot like Call of Duty then it's the "look around" button but you push down on it not look down but "push" down on it and it's the button below the pause button or the start button
They will not work on the old Xbox. But if you have a hard drive on your Xbox 360, you can play old Xbox games right on your Xbox 360, and then you can use the Xbox 360 controller to play old Xbox games.
Windows Vista games can be purchased right on your computer start menu. Windows Vista comes with its games built into the computer, more information is available online.
No, there are no PS3 -> PC emulators right now, however you can connect a PS3 controller to your PC.
Assuming you mean games that support the 360 controller through usb, there are a plethora of those. You can usually find whether or not they support controllers in the game details and options. For instance, on steam when you are on a game's page, you can see on the right side below the description a ways whether or not it supports controllers.
Assuming you use Windows, there is an option in Windows Control Panel - or faster, right-click on the screen, select Properties. This will affect scroll bars in most programs - all programs that use the standard Windows scrollbars.
Yes if you right click on the game file and click troubleshoot compatibility then set it to windows vista
Apple computers, in common with most other computers, can play video games.
just right click then press properties go to compatibility tab then go to this website
You cannot play the Facebook games and apps on your Nokia Lumia 520 windows phone since you did not download the right app.
With your hands. Left hand on the left side of the controller, with the thumb on the analog stick. The right hand on the right hand side of the controller, with the right thumb on the right analog stick. The left and right index (pointing) fingers on the L1 and R1 buttons.
lb and rb if you look at your controller
Yes in some games like ultimate alliance you have to move the controller right and left or up and down very quickly.
If you run Windows and your controller is a Xbox 360 controller with a USB interface (either official Microsoft ones or compatible third-party ones), it should work right out of the box unless if your game does not support gamepads. For PS3 controllers, you can use JoyinMotion to install the Sixaxis drivers for your version of Windows and to manage the controller. Once that's done, Windows will see your PS3 controller as a working game controller. If you have a Bluetooth interface available on your computer, you can also enable that feature too as well.However, if you run Linux, the process is generally easier unless if the kernel that comes with your distribution does not have the kernel drivers you need for your specific controller. Otherwise, it will work. You will need to have at the very least the command-line utility called xboxdrv. Despite the name, this utility will work with PS3 controllers as well. If you plan on using it wirelessly using Bluetooth, you will need a Bluetooth interface on your computer, and the appropriate Bluetooth extensions for your distribution (typically something like BlueZ). Then you also need to pair your controller while your controller is still connected via USB so that your computer will be able to communicate with the controller on Bluetooth.Once that's done, you can open up a Terminal session and run xboxdrv. In certain case scenarios the kernel driver may interfere with the OS enumerating the controller in /dev/. To avoid that, add the --detach-kernel-driver option when running it. This option will detach the built-in kernel driver and enable raw input.In certain games they don't support raw input (e.g. some games that support Xbox 360-style controllers like Risk of Rain), you can enable the --mimic-xpad option.You can also run xboxdrv in daemon mode (almost equivalent to "running as a service" in Windows).