Titan One and Titan Two
Titan One and Titan Two
- https://www.consoletuner.com
- Hardware remapper ecosystem with a focus on modern USB and Bluetooth
- $70-$90 MSRP but Titan Two is out of stock everywhere
- Titan One from 2014 and Titan Two from 2019
- Can be used to convert input from one console controller type to another
- Extensive Gtuner scripting language and macro support (Windows / OS X only)
- OpenCV support for game screen analysis, aimbots and other forms of cheating
The Titan ecosystem from ConsoleTunner is, to put it mildly, a bit offputting. It's largely focused on various ways of cheating at video games using image analysis, macros designed to improve aim, and other unsavory aspects. However, it can be used to convert input from USB to Bluetooth or vice versa and not all uses of the hardware are tinged with ugliness despite their target market. The software appears to be very difficult to use almost on purpose. The forums have a few posts describing people with disabilities attempting to use the devices but with no dedicated support for them and only as an afterthought. There does not appear to be a specific profile sharing setup, but the product is so obtuse that it's hard to tell for certain.