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The standard Playstation 3 controller. | 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. | ||
===Features=== | ===Features=== | ||
* | *Very good d-pad | ||
*10-bit precision analog sticks, pressure sensitive buttons | *10-bit precision analog sticks, pressure sensitive buttons | ||
*wired or | *wired or wireless modes with a Bluetooth adapter. | ||
==Using on a PC== | ==Using on a PC== | ||
Revision as of 06:00, 21 November 2013
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.
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 Dual Shock 3 can connect via usb to a pc without an adaptor and only requires special software to work on a pc. In Windows, an external program needs to be installed to use DS3 controllers.
Windows
Use the new XInput Wrapper SCP. Do not use MotioninJoy if you can.
Linux
On Linux, QtSixA is available.