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The '''DualShock 3''' is the standard controller for the [[PlayStation 3 emulators|PlayStation 3]]. It was originally intended to launch with the console, but [[wikipedia:Immersion v. Sony|a lawsuit by Immersion in 2002]] meant they were unable to include the controller's namesake feature, force feedback, until the case was over. As a stopgap measure, Sony announced the '''Sixaxis''' instead, and made the excuse at E3 2006 that force feedback would've interfered with the gyro sensors. With the eventual release of the DualShock 3 in 2008, owing due to Sony's loss in court and eventual business deal for the patent, we now know that this was a boldfaced blatant lie.

Aside from the gyro gimmickGyro support aside, the Sixaxis and DualShock 3 don't just offer the same old DualShock 2 functionality. It has:

*A very good D-pad

Native support in modern kernels{{Outdated|section}}On Linux, [http://qtsixa. ==External links==* sourceforge.net/ QtSixA] is available but [httpshttp://wwwpingus.pcgamingwikiseul.comorg/wiki~grumbel/Controller:DualShock_3 DualShock 3xboxdrv/ xboxdrv] on PCGamingWikiis a much more active project, although it doesn't include a GUI; use it if you run into problems.