The XFPS adapter that lets you plug in a USB or PS2 mouse and keyboard and map it to the appropriate commands on your PlayStation 3 controller is now available. This thing made sense when it was released for the Xbox 360 (which doesn’t support a mouse and keyboard in ANY game), but why would you need it for the PS3? Because although there are loads of USB ports, only a handful of games (UT3, Resistance) let you actually use something else besides the standard controller to play. It also lets you plug in PlayStation 2 DualShocks. The only downside? It’s US$99. [TotalConsole]
Brad
February 5, 2008 at 7:45 PM
I bought this after buying the FragFX, so I can compare. 1st off, this thing is great! The problem with the FragFX, is that it cant adjust axis Y/X seperate. IT does them together, which sucks. This device allows for that, so your aim is right on and not choppy. For 100$ to be able to play *ANY* FPS on ps3 is a great.
Buy this if you want to have *more* fun fraggin the controller n00bs :)
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April 28, 2008 at 3:40 AM
Anyone know of a decent mouse (preferably a gaming mouse) which works with this unit? Tried my PCs gaming mouse but it wouldn’t even power up (I’m guessing the output voltage isn’t high enough on the XFPS).
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June 13, 2010 at 9:39 PM
XFPS adaptor is useless. There is a delay of almost 1 second from mouse/keyboard input to character movement. Totally unusable
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