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If you’re not a fan of your You must login or register to view this content. performing its best impression of the You must login or register to view this content. each and every time that you sit down to play a game, then we have a novel little solution for you. A thrifty You must login or register to view this content. has crafted a custom set of light bar decals, which not only dim the brightness of the controversial illuminating surface, but also look reasonably stylish to boot.


Available for £3.49 ($5.75), you’ll get three nifty stickers per purchase, with each option boasting a different PlayStation themed cut out. There’s also a blank label if you’re determined to not let any light through, but we actually quite like the subtle neon branding. Of course, you’re probably not going to be able to play augmented reality application You must login or register to view this content. with these attached, but we assume that they can be removed.


You must login or register to view this content., this may actually prove the perfect solution to your glare related dilemmas. Are you planning to purchase a set of these to try on your peripheral? Cover us up in the comments section below.

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Lol what, RTS u dumby it's a sticker :p

Duct Tape >

he's talking about how much power does the light drain from the battery.

"We assume they can be removed"

Lol who does a review on something that they haven't even tried for themselves?

Think the battery is just crap anyways, I'm sure someone took apart the pad and put a ds3 battery in and it lasted hours longer.

You see I don't mind the light, but that is a really cool idea. It'd be even better if we could control the color of light produced by the controller.