Brook Wingman FGC2 Multi-Console to PS5/PC Converter

Brook, designers of this generation's multi-console PCBs and converters continue to evolve their line of Super Converters.
The Wingman FGC 2 is the very first converter to offer native PS5 control for more than fighting games. 

Versatile Multi-Console to Playstation 5 and PC Converter: Now Native PS5!
The Wingman FGC offers compatibility with a wide range of console gamepads, arcade sticks and controllers across Xbox 360, Xbox One, PS3, PS4 and Nintendo Switch. While the original Wingman FGC model supported "Legacy Fightstick mode", a mode that allowed for PS4 Fightsticks and Fightpads like control across unsupported devices, the Wingman FGC 2 now handles a much wider variety of PS5 native titles. PC control is X-Input.

How do I know if my Fightstick or Gamepad is supported?
The following PDF represents Fightstick compatibility for launch.  Visit the official Brook product page for updated compatibility.
Download Wingman FGC Compatibility List

Full-Featured, Firmware Upgradeable
The Wingman FGC 2 has several convenient features to improve the control experience.
* Accepts wired FightSticks, wired gamepads and fightsticks across Xbox, Playstation, and Nintendo Switch.
* Supports mapping a single or combination of buttons to a Turbo function for rapid fire play.
* Two firmware modes: Tournament (No Turbo + No Remap) and Non Tournament (Turbo + Remap) 
* Ability to hot-swap peripherals without unplugging the device from the console.
* Vibration and Turbo support.
* Mappable buttons from peripheral to PS5
* PC control via X-Input 

In addition, the Brook Wingman FGC is firmware upgradeable, which can be used to improve functionality, and add new features.
Firmware updates are performed by attaching your device to a Windows PC, or Mac (when applicable).
See latest firmware versions here.

Tournament Acceptance
As of now, the Brook Super Converter and Wingman series are allowed by EVO, one of the most popular global tournament events.  Often EVO's policies are adopted at smaller tournaments. This policy is a tentative acceptance - should the converter become disabled via Sony firmware update before EVO, it could face a ban.  You can learn more about it here.