Best Android Games To Play With Ps3 Controller

Best response Controller on PC if your into FPS games

Best controller!

It took a while for me to receive it since I live overseas. I had to wait 2 weeks for it to arrive with a bit of courier challenges, but I finally got it. It arrived in a box and it was secured. Minor dents on the corners, but it's no biggie. I tried it out as soon as I got it and was able to set it up just fine. The experience was smooth and awesome. I got really excited using it and downloaded the apps that I wanted. Streaming services load and play smoothly. But what got me excited was the games that I can play with it. Too bad I still don't have a game controller to try the other games, but I did try the ones that just use remote which has neat graphics and is very responsive. Can't wait to try it with a game controller when I get to buy one soon!

I am practically in-love with this controller. Let me first say that I am a console gamer. Xbox specifically. I love this controller because although it is in PS3 layout, the actual button feel is xbox. On top of that the black grip around the back is extremely comfortable in your hands and the nice weight of the controller makes it feel as if you're not holding a cheap piece of plastic.Its simply great.

It's a cable and it works. I use this mainly for an old OEM PS3 controller. This 10 foot cable is replacing the original 4 foot cable and allows me to charge the controller while using it on the couch or leaving it within reach when watching videos, movies etc.

Use to connect my laptop to the internet when working from home. Use to connect my PS3 to the internet to stream baseball games.

Great for the software and games I play.

Love the oculus 2 only thing is wish it gave more help on the games how to play them.

Perfect works with DSLR controller app for Android so much better with out wires. Is slow with image review but almost same speed at times with usb cable.

I use this AP at my home - I get solid range throughout my 2 story home and basement. I would recommend in a heartbeat. A couple quirks: 1) if you do the setup through your android phone, you cannot use the PC based controller software. Not a big deal - but just something to know. I resolved by factory resetting the AP and then using the PC software to 'adopt' my AP. I can then connect to the PC controller with my android. 2) If your PC is low on memory, the PC controller will not run and will produce an error at startup. Deleted some things and made 10gigs free space, and then ran without any problems.