Post: Is the fragfx shark worth buying?
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12-28-2010, 04:55 AM
#1
Mark360
Super OG
If anyone doesn't know what it is, it is a pc based controller for the ps3.
Retail: $90
Reason for me putting it in this section is because it deals with any FPS shooter, and the main one I'd be using it with is black ops.
Thanks!
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01-01-2011, 01:13 PM
#38
grim-reaper
Vault dweller
Originally posted by cruzader
Even though I have a fragnstein, I find 7 sensitivity in-game to be optimal. Easy to turn on a dime, but precise enough for no jitters. Of course, this depends on your controller settings such as mouse sensitivity and DZ.
The most apparent problem with mice controllers in black ops is the ability to control the choppers. Definitely much harder to do than on a DS3.
The most apparent problem with mice controllers in black ops is the ability to control the choppers. Definitely much harder to do than on a DS3.
the good thing about the shark tho is you can quickly swap analogue sticks (mouse+chuck) in the time your chopper reaches the battle field.
but i still prefer to have my dualshock at hand and quickly reassign controllers, this can be done nearly as quick as stick swap and is way better than for choppers than the shark
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Originally posted by x
its crap. dont buy it stupid china/japan extra money maker b*llsh!t
dunno what you've tried but the build quality of mine is as good as an official ds3 imo
01-01-2011, 05:12 PM
#39
Mark360
Super OG
Originally posted by cruzader
Even though I have a fragnstein, I find 7 sensitivity in-game to be optimal. Easy to turn on a dime, but precise enough for no jitters. Of course, this depends on your controller settings such as mouse sensitivity and DZ.
The most apparent problem with mice controllers in black ops is the ability to control the choppers. Definitely much harder to do than on a DS3.
The most apparent problem with mice controllers in black ops is the ability to control the choppers. Definitely much harder to do than on a DS3.
Oh yeah, and rc xd's are extremely hard.
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Originally posted by ndru98
Wow, I never knew they made these.
I always wondered ever since I switched from my PC to the PS3 if they had these. Especially back in COD4 when I just got my PS3. I was like "How the hell do console gamers do this?"
Of course I'm used to it now, but wow. Thanks for the headsup. I might look into these!
I always wondered ever since I switched from my PC to the PS3 if they had these. Especially back in COD4 when I just got my PS3. I was like "How the hell do console gamers do this?"
Of course I'm used to it now, but wow. Thanks for the headsup. I might look into these!
If I were you, I would go with the FragFX shark. It is a little expensive, but you can do on the go button mapping, stick swap, macros, and rapid fire. You don't have to plug it into the computer to do any of those.
Key Features:
• 2 AA batteries (not included), as in one in the chuck and one in the mouse
• NEW 50h + play time
• NEW 500h + power save standby
• Mouse 1750 DPI resolution
• Play with the mouse on the PS3 as you would do on a PC
• Full PS3, PC and MAC support, either as a gamepad or mouse/keyboard control
• Fast access to special features (eg macro, rapid-fire, button swap, stick swap, etc.)
• Brand new wireless technology to 2.4 GHz (same as DS3)
• Plug and Play
• NEW dead zone adjustment wheel
• SixAxis support
01-02-2011, 12:20 AM
#40
ndru98
Bounty hunter
Originally posted by Mark360
Oh yeah, and rc xd's are extremely hard.
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If I were you, I would go with the FragFX shark. It is a little expensive, but you can do on the go button mapping, stick swap, macros, and rapid fire. You don't have to plug it into the computer to do any of those.
Key Features:
• 2 AA batteries (not included), as in one in the chuck and one in the mouse
• NEW 50h + play time
• NEW 500h + power save standby
• Mouse 1750 DPI resolution
• Play with the mouse on the PS3 as you would do on a PC
• Full PS3, PC and MAC support, either as a gamepad or mouse/keyboard control
• Fast access to special features (eg macro, rapid-fire, button swap, stick swap, etc.)
• Brand new wireless technology to 2.4 GHz (same as DS3)
• Plug and Play
• NEW dead zone adjustment wheel
• SixAxis support
---------- Post added at 12:12 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:09 PM ----------
If I were you, I would go with the FragFX shark. It is a little expensive, but you can do on the go button mapping, stick swap, macros, and rapid fire. You don't have to plug it into the computer to do any of those.
Key Features:
• 2 AA batteries (not included), as in one in the chuck and one in the mouse
• NEW 50h + play time
• NEW 500h + power save standby
• Mouse 1750 DPI resolution
• Play with the mouse on the PS3 as you would do on a PC
• Full PS3, PC and MAC support, either as a gamepad or mouse/keyboard control
• Fast access to special features (eg macro, rapid-fire, button swap, stick swap, etc.)
• Brand new wireless technology to 2.4 GHz (same as DS3)
• Plug and Play
• NEW dead zone adjustment wheel
• SixAxis support
LOL, that made me laugh. It sounds as if you were like a telemarketer. But thanks for the heads up. I'm looking into these right now.
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