Hmm, did you try going into the in-game controller settings? What did it do?

It asked me to calibrate the joystick, but none of the sticks, nor the analog triggers, do anything. The buttons also don't respond at all.

For what it's worth, I used to have the game on a previous computer and the 360 controller worked just fine there, so I know what SHOULD be happening. It's very strange, since I figured this was just a Windows 7 64-bit issue but apparently others are having it work just fine.

Same issue here - 0 response anywhere in the game, even the calibrate menu. I'd rather use native support if I can before I get X-Padder mapped.

The Logitech Dual Action controller works great for Rayman 2. You only have to remap some buttons in the Setpoint program from Logitech. Much better than the 360 pad for POP Sands of Time as well.

Has anybody figured out how to at least change the controls in the game? The default layout for the 360 is pretty horrid for me and I can't get any controller mapping program to fix it. Is it possible for customizable controls to be patched in to make this more playable or are games basically put on GOG then never changed?

I can confirm played this with a wired 360 controller without any problem.

Tried with Razer Onza, does not work at all.

Maybe those who have successfully played Rayman 2 with an Xbox360 controller could paste OS?

Win7 x64 SP1 Home Premium - Wired X360 controller - Connected via front USB panel - Unsuccessful!

Win7 x64 SP1, Enterprise, Wired X360 controller - connected via one of laptop's USB ports - Successful. Didn't need to install any drivers.

It's a long shot, but you don't have anything else connected that the game might mistake for the primary game controller, do you?

Not sure, I think not...

Current connected USB peripherals:
Razer Lycoza
Razer Copperhead
Logitech WebCam

Unconnected USB peripherals:
Siberia V.2 USB headset
Samsung Galaxy phone

I remember on an XP system the 360 was somehow interfering with a Logitech WebCam - it was causing the microphone to mess up unless the pad was before a reboot.

I've tried a few things. I have 3 controllers, one is a generic USB 360 Controller, listed by Windows as "TSZ360 Pad" and the other 2 are original wireless 360 controllers.

So far, I've been unsuccesful trying to make my generic 360 controller to work, so Xpadder is the thing for this one, BUT, when I connect one of the wireless controllers, listed as "Player 2" by the middle X ring, the game DOES recognize this one, but the buttons are awfully mapped (jump with B, fire with A, camera with X and Y, lock on enemies with LB and RT).

So, for now, even if I don't have analog movement, I prefer to use Xpadder with my generic 360 controller.

This is what I want to be able to do, but my controller works with the game so I'm stuck with the awful layout. Is there any way to make games not see a 360 controller?