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Revision as of 23:12, 30 January 2019
The standard PlayStation 3 controller. It has a very good D-pad which is something that's hard to find nowadays. Very useful for emulating older consoles.
Contents
Features
- Very good D-pad
- 10-bit precision analog sticks, pressure sensitive buttons
- Wired or wireless modes with a Bluetooth adapter
Using on a PC
Previous DualShock controllers required a special adapter to work. However, the DualShock 3 can connect to a PC via USB without an adapter and all it requires to work is some extra software.
Windows
Use the new SCP Driver Package. Do not use MalwareohJoy if you can.
Linux
On Linux, QtSixA is available but xboxdrv is a much more active project, although it doesn't include a GUI; use it if you run into problems.
Troubleshooting
The controller is detected but input doesn't work
Try the following steps:
- Close the emulator and stop
- Close the DS3 software
- Disconnect your controller and wait for its LEDs to turn off or begin blinking slowly
- Connect it back and press the PS button, the LEDs will probably blink very fast
- Run the DS3 software
- Run the emulator
