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Normally with most games there is a setting under options -> controls called 'keybindings' that you can see what your keyboard keys are assigned to. If the game registers that you have your joystick plugged in, you should be able to then click one of the key assignments and then move the part of the joystick you want to be assigned to that control. (eg. if you want to assign something like 'throttle up' to the rotating knob, you click that control in the keybindings and then rotate the knob in the direction you want to use when playing)
only certain games have the option of using a game pad. HOWEVER, you can downlaod a program such as joytokey (meaning joystick to keyboard).
this lets you map keyboard keys and mouse movement to your game pad. (for example, pressing circle will actually press D on your keyboard... or whatever you want it to press) http://www.electracode.com/4/joy2key/JoyToKey%20English%20Version.htm
You have to set the controls on the options or settings list within the game. Make sure keyboard is selected and not JoyPad or JoyStick or something. See if that works.
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