- Platform: PlayStation 3
- Media: Accessory
- Item Quantity: 1
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The Sniper Rifle for the PlayStation 3 is the number one piece of equipment any gamer needs to wreak havoc in modern first person shooters, like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 or most first person shooting or hunting games. Our Assault rifle controller has every button featured on the PlayStation 3 DualShock wireless controller, including clickable analog sticks for strafing, running, steadying your weapon and looking around within the game environment. Simply plug in the USB dongle to the PlayStation 3, and press the home button on the Rifle to sync wirelessly. A unique feature is the trigger, which functions as the R1 button, allowing you to experience realistic "Reaction" type of game play. The built in speaker allows the controller's sound effects (which can be turned on and off) come alive when you pull the trigger (single shot, three shot burst, and fully automatic modes). These sounds can be activated even if the Rifle is not synced with the play station 3. This rifle has truly been designed with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 in mind and providing first person shooting game players something they will not be able to ignore.
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Horrible. Do not buy these. When you pull the trigger, there's a delay, the buttons are in strange places and it isn't fun to use. Looks neat, but thats about it.
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
By Techni
Fun:
1.0 out of 5 stars
The good:
It has a speaker to make gun noises, the box shows they put more effort into the packaging than a lot of companies do. And the gun does look nice.
The bad:
Like most low-quality third-party controllers, this one uses a dongle instead of just using bluetooth. It also uses batteries (of course, not included) instead of using a battery pack or even telling us to get a PSP battery pack for it. It also has no SIXAXIS compatibility. The box claims it's solidly built, to which both I and the person next to me responded "no" when I read it out loud. It feels very cheap. There is a cap to cover the hole where you insert the removable stock, and when the cap is off you can look inside the controller and see all the exposed circuitry. The removable and useless scope is very hard to insert/remove. The trigger is extremely low quality and will probably break with time. Some of the buttons are no where near where your hands will be most of the time.
If they really wanted to make an FPS controller, they should have made something like the FPS Master where the face buttons are moved to the grips. Or the XFPS where they use motion sensing for the right analog stick. Or the SplitFish where they use a mouse for the right analog stick. Overall, this doesn't improve your game at all. In fact, you'll probably play worse with it.
It has a speaker to make gun noises, the box shows they put more effort into the packaging than a lot of companies do. And the gun does look nice.
The bad:
Like most low-quality third-party controllers, this one uses a dongle instead of just using bluetooth. It also uses batteries (of course, not included) instead of using a battery pack or even telling us to get a PSP battery pack for it. It also has no SIXAXIS compatibility. The box claims it's solidly built, to which both I and the person next to me responded "no" when I read it out loud. It feels very cheap. There is a cap to cover the hole where you insert the removable stock, and when the cap is off you can look inside the controller and see all the exposed circuitry. The removable and useless scope is very hard to insert/remove. The trigger is extremely low quality and will probably break with time. Some of the buttons are no where near where your hands will be most of the time.
If they really wanted to make an FPS controller, they should have made something like the FPS Master where the face buttons are moved to the grips. Or the XFPS where they use motion sensing for the right analog stick. Or the SplitFish where they use a mouse for the right analog stick. Overall, this doesn't improve your game at all. In fact, you'll probably play worse with it.
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