BlueputDroid connects to your cheap ps3 controllers-priceangels.com

BlueputDroid connects to your cheap ps3 controllers or PC via Bluetooth. Once the devices are paired, you can use the app to control your system using it to mimic a keyboard or a six axis controller. The lack of physical buttons makes it impossible to use your phone without looking at it so it’s pretty useless for gaming, but it is more than adequate for most other tasks you’ll want to perform on the system. The keyboard makes messaging PSN friends, searching on YouTube or entering account information easier than ever.

Android (rooted): The PS3’s controller is pretty great, but it makes text entry a pain in the nethers and it’s too big to fit in your pocket. Sure you don’t put it down while gaming, but when watching videos on YouTube or Netflix, it always seems to end up out of reach. Luckily for us, Android app BlueputDroid solves these problems.

Simple greed. They make lots of money on peripherals such as controllers. If they actually wanted to be innovative they would have made xperia play and psp controllers compatible and also done what Nintendo are doing with the wii u a year ago.The Sony PS3 controller offers the best experience, in my opinion, because it works with the OUYA system both over USB and Bluetooth. A couple of cheap ps3 controllers can set you back almost as much as the OUYA system itself, so you don't want to have to go out and buy them. That said, if you have a couple that you don't use you can simply follow these instructions to pair them with your console and give them new life.

But the EB Games Expo 2013 which opens at Sydney’s Olympic Park today has special significance this year as it comes just weeks ahead of two of the biggest releases in gaming history – the PlayStation 4 and its rival, Microsoft’s Xbox One.For Sony, the new PlayStation 4’s advent is even more momentous as games for it had to be written from scratch; games run on its predecessor; the PlayStation 3, are not compatible with the PS4’s new eight-core processor, so Sony is showcasing new games for both the older and newer platforms at the event.

These three titles can be played at Sony’s booth. PlayStation 4 will launch in Australia on November 29th, with a recommended retail price of $549, with pre-orders available now. The new wireless controller costs $99.95.That will be preceded by Microsoft’s launch of the cheap spy cameras on November 22. It is available now on pre-order for $599, with its wireless controller costing $79.95.
The only console Transistor is currently scheduled for release on is PlayStation 4. (It's also coming to PC, Mac, and Linux.) Despite this, Supergiant's critically acclaimed debut game, Bastion, remains unavailable on PlayStation platforms even though it's been ported from Xbox 360 to numerous other platforms, including PC, iOS, and Google Chrome.kh2rft3D

Eidos Montreal was the studio responsible for the stellar reboot of the Deus Ex franchise with 2011’s Deus Ex: Human Revolution. The company has announced that the game will be getting a second wind in the form of a Director’s Cut edition, which will be coming out on PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Wii U.  It will have new features, including re-done boss fights as well as second-screen functionality with the Wii U’s controller, the SmartGlass app for cheap ps3 controllers gamers and the PlayStation Vita for PS3 gamers.

The beta will become available to all on October 4, starting from 01:00 PDT for PC, 02:00 PDT for Xbox 360 free shipping worldwide, and on PlayStation 3 at 11:00 PDT in the US and 15:00 BST in Europe.Battlefield 4 will be released on PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3 on October 29 in North America and November 1 in Europe. The Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions will be available later in November.