2.4ghz Wireless Game Controller for Sony Playstation 3 Ps3

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Its an imitation controller but works fine. The analog buttons are a tad bit jumpy but not by that much. It does slow down my precicion aiming in C.O.D. a little. I'll just use it as my guests/backup controler. For any other game, I guess it will be fine but I don't play anything else. Gets a 4 out of 5.

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PS3 Move Silicon Controller Sleeve - Green

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I tore it trying to stretch it over the controller. Once on, it looks really cool and feels great.

I don't know if it's worth the money, but my son likes it.

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Home Gaming Center - Playstation/Playstation 2/Playstation 3

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The Home gaming center was a breeze to put together.Took me an hour and a half to have it fully assembled with a phillips screwdriver and a hammer.And contrary to popular belief it wasn't that heavy!!!UPS delivered it in about three days and it was sitting on my porch when I got home from work and like I said, an hour and a half I was putting my gaming systems and games inside.It holds my XBOX 360,XBOX,PS3,Games,controllers,cords and my surround sound subwoofer with room to spare.The only thing I would suggest is not to tighten the cams too much as the the particle board will break on you.Good luck with yours.Seeya....................Joe;)

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came on time but one corner of the box was badly crushed. This resulted in damage to one corner of virtually every large piece. It is on a rear facing side and is not extremely noticeable in my case, but you may not be so lucky.

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I love this thing, its easily the best part of my entertainment system, it holds my Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, N64 and Gamecube perfectly but the best part is the two sets of drawers on either side that hold games, controllers and accessories keeping the place well organized and the controllers where I can find them.

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I originally saw this unit here on Amazon but ended up purchasing it online elsewhere that had free shipping. Be forewarned, it takes some time to put this together (5 hours for my hubby with his power drill) and it's heavy (if moving upstairs you will need 2 strong guys). It easily fits all my son's games and controllers and I love the fact it has 3 outlets in the back so you can pull all your cable and wires and not have them showing in the front. Drawers slide easily and the top accomodates our 25 inch tv with more than enough room to spare. Other gaming centers we looked at only accomated 19 inch tv's. Seems pretty sturdy, although it's only wood laminate. For the price we paid ($165) I think it was a pretty good deal.

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Touchcharge Kit for PS3

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The PS3 does not come with a controller charger because one is not needed. The provided USB cable and a free port on the PS3 do the job quite well. However, for additional convenience, as many as a dozen third party chargers are available and the Touchcharge kit is one of the more innovative solutions.

Here are the Touchcharge main features:

+ eliminates the need to physically plug/unplug the controller adding significant convenience to the charging process

= like all dedicated chargers, does not take up USB ports on the PS3

will charge only one controller at a time

the 2 supplied adapters allow for up to and no more than 2 controllers, unless you are willing to swap the adapters on and off between controllers

the charge adapters add bulk to the controller

conflicts with other devices that can be attached to the controller such as the Sony-made keyboard attachment

As noted above, there is one big positive, the Touchcharge main feature that sets it apart from the crowd but the convenience of not having to plug the controller in and out of the charger is counterbalanced by several small negatives of which the added bulk and the 2-controller limitation are the most significant.

The Touchcharge is not for everyone but those who purchase one while aware of both the positives and the noted shortcomings should be pleased with what they get.

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Excellent product. It actually adds a little weight to the controller, but nothing that is distracting or impairs usage. Its great being able to just put the charger on a pad and not have to fiddle plugging in any chords.

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This is the best option for charging your ps3 controllers. Just put on the little clips that go over the socket on the ps3 controllers and lay them on the charging pad. And just and FYI..........You can charge up to 4 controllers at one time by laying them on the corners of the charging pad. This is a great invention....just lay them down and forgetaboutit!

You'll realize what a big difference these make once you have them. I don't give a lot of reviews but these are well worth it.

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first off, yes it is easy enough to use a cable to charge it with a usb cable, but sometimes you dont want to have to have your ps3 on, or deal with the mess of cables.

This is an easy solution, you just click on the adapter, which adds metal tabs on the bottom of the controller, then place the controller on the pad.

the lights on the controller light up to let you know its charging.

there is also a blue light on the charge pad that ALWAYS stays on to let you know it has power. this is kinda of annoying, since its very bright in a dark room. actually, the only downside i see is the fact there is no on/off switch on the pad. so i usually leave the cable right next to it, and just plug it in when i think the controllers need a charge.

i use the adapter loosely, i dont "clip" it all the way around, i just plug it in then place the controller on the mat, then when its done i take the controller off the clip and leave the clip on the mat. Its not that it gets in the way when gaming, i am just use to not having the adapter on the controller.

another reason i leave the charging clip on the mat is because some times i plug my plantronics voyager and PS3 wireless keypad into it and it will charge them as well.

overall its a great buy and is useful for more then just the conrtollers. only major downside, not having a on/off switch.

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i bought this after our energizer charger poofed out, and am glad we did! it can't get any more simple than placing the controllers on the charge pad. it's been in use for a few weeks now, and so far so smooth. it seems to charge fairly quickly and last for a decent amount of time.

my only issue with it, is that to make use of the charge pad, you must adhere the company's battery pack on the controller. yes, it makes it bulkier, but it hasn't been a bother while playing.

our wiimote charger (also energizer) is starting to crap out as well, so i am looking into this same brand of charger for those.

a good buy, if a little expensive.

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Champion Jockey: G1 Jockey and Gallop Racer

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Finally, a horse race game with which I can be successful, especially in the easy mode. It's a really good game and I'm glad I bought it. I am 73 years old and play this game on a PS3 with no glitches of any kind. The game has flat courses and jumping courses as well as falls or accidents, fouls and inquiries and you can study the traits of dams and sites when deciding to breed your own horse.

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Just got this game from Gamestop used during buy 2 get 1 free deal. I was looking forward to this game since "G1 Jockey 3" for Playstation 2. Compare to Gallop Racer series, this is more jockey based with story mode rather than breeding. I personally enjoy jockey based and story driven as well as RPG style type of horse racing. I finished 1 year in "G1 Jockey 3" and going for 2nd. Got top first place after 1 year but there's more to the game such as better horses, try to be friendly with more stables, etc. Anyway, with that said, here's my review on "Champion Jockey: G1 Jockey and Gallop Racer."

First the name itself is interesting. Since Tecmo merges with KOEI, guess it makes sense to have two series together.

Graphics---Graphic definitely has improved, however, racing part looks similar to Playstation 2.

Sound---Need voice over. I think it's about time the game needs voice over. Expect a lot of reading from this game. Also, there's no commentary during race. Rather, you just get some techno music and others.

Gameplay---Join a stable, try to get fame to ride better horse, train horse before racing, all part of jockey's life. I must say, this one is more faster pace than PS2 version. Hit right timing to start from gate, accelerate with triangle depends on your horse racing style then keep normal pace, and finally, during optimal meters left, accelerate to max then whip to make horse "Go" condition and time triangle following horse's pace and you will get first. Yep, this is definitely a treat if you've played before. I love how Koei/Tecmo kept same gameplay; it was easy and little bit complex at the same time. Also, you can MOVE controllers so that's definitely a plus! Needs 3D too and that'd be nice.

In any case, this game is more for people who've played G1 Jockey and Gallop Racer series before. If you haven't, expect learning curve. But once you master it, you will get a lot of fun that you can't quit. Besides, you can more than 1 year in the game and things you've earned carry over except places in leader board which resets itself.

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I actually prefer GR, but I tried out G1J and got hooked. When I heard this game was coming I waited with baited breath for it to go on pre-sale then ordered as soon as it did. LOVE IT!

This is the successor to both series and is developed by the now-merged Tecmo-Koei group. This game brings in aspects of both titles and blends them quite well. It also expands on some areas familiar to players of both titles.

It's based largely and heavily on G1J:

-Follow the career of a Jockey from Apprentice to Pro

-Gain the ability to breed one horse each season, selecting parents from you trainer's string and selecting flat or jump style preference

-most of the rest of the gameplay will be familiar to anyone who's played G1J

-Unicorns, Red, White, and the other unlockables have been included

It also imports some features from GR:

-horses have a surface preference: Dirt and/or Turf

-Horses have Abilities that can be activated in race and inherited when breeding

-Abilities can be upgraded, though the method is different from what GR used

-Night Racing

New features exclusive to this title:

-Jump Races have been added along with Abilities exclusive to the jump horses (Likes Jumping, for example)

-Jockey's can transfer to a new Region if they have done well-enough during the year (US in year 1 gives you the option to transfer to Japan, EU transfers to US [North America, in game]) note that you can not take your bred horse(s) with you if you transfer

-Trophy Support on PSN

-A bred horse may spontaneously mutate and develop new abilities based on how you train it (my horse was born with no abilities then suddenly developed 4 "???" abilities for her first race [a hold-up/Follow runner, 2 abilities wound up being Free and Closer, I suspect another is Last To First])

-The bots may now be disqualified by the stewards if they interfere with you.

-Live network functionality: local and WiFi multiplayer

-Mo-cap: PS-eye and Move controller required for this functionality, though the game is 100% playable on a standard Sixaxis/DualShock3 controller.

Gameplay tips:

Do the tutorials; every one of them. Run the practice races in Jockey School at the beginning. The paper manual is like all the others in the G1J franchise: lackluster; GR's manual was much more comprehensive. The tutorials teach you the basic controls as well as how to jump properly.

Falls and Stewards Enquiry can both be enabled or disabled; it's a riot to see your jockey fall in the gate or from tripping over someone else coming down the stretch, though it's likely to result in you losing out during your career due to protracted recovery times. Note that the horses may also suffer injuries and be sidelined. Would suggest setting these to "disabled" if you're just starting out; they can be adjusted later.

This title is NOT available on the XBox in USA. If you have a USA XBox console you'll have to import from UK or Australia. PS3 title runs with standard AV cables, but you'll see amazing video quality if you use HDMI (mine is in 1080i and it's fabulous I can see the horses' breath steaming and even the dirt clods kicked up from their hooves).

Highly Recommend this title.

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First off, I must admit that I have always been a devout fan of the Gallop Racer franchise. My first game was Gallop Racer 2001, followed by 2003, 2004, and then 2006. I have always been impressed not so much with Gallop Racer's graphics or race elements, but the depth of customization the games offered through breeding your own horse. In the Gallop Racer games, the focus was always put more on your horses and horse ownership than it was on being a jockey. Not so anymore with Champion Jockey.

Players of Gallop Racer 2004 will be more familiar with this approach to a horse racing game. Like in 2004, you begin the game as a newblood looking to make their name in the racing world. After some short tutorials (which can thankfully be repeated as much as necessary), you are turned loose in the racing world. Within twenty minutes of playing (or more, depending on how fast you read the ofttimes silly but nevertheless engaging story text) you are playing the main part of the game.

I feel this game is more realistic than Gallop Racer in the sense that it focuses on the life of a jockey. This includes the improvement of skills, the ability to train, and the relationship between yourself, other jockeys, the stable trainers you work for, and the press. This is a formula that will be familiar to those who played Gallop Racer 2004, just without the silly rival jockey and trainer caricatures. Your ultimate goal in this game is to establish good relationships with the trainers so that the trainers offer you more rides. The better relationship you have with your trainers, the better horses they will ask you to ride or become stable jockey (regular rider) for. Having good relationships with other jockeys and members of the press and training staff at your stable will also give you perks.

The racing experience can be as simple or as difficult as you want it to be. Players who are familiar with the G1 Jockey controls may choose to manually control everything from the horse's bit position to flying lead changes in the middle of the race. Newer players may opt to use more basic controls with more of the more difficult controls taken care of manually. One of the things I love about this game is that it allows complete customization of the controls. You could have a very easy race experience, or a more realistic race experience complete with horse and jockey falls and injuries and race enquiries which may change your finish position if you block another horse and interfere with the flow of the race.

The game includes several different tracks which were inspired by their real-life counterparts. As your skills and wins increase, you will be able to transfer to different countries to ride and participate in different races. While you might not be able to participate in the famed Kentucky Derby or Breeder's Cup, the American races have suitable equivalents ("The Louisville Derby" and "Jockey Cup" series). The races in Japan are authentic. This game includes races on both dirt and turf, and brings with it the formerly G1 Jockey exclusive jump races (steeplechases). Steeplechases are only run at certain times during the year, and are a lot of fun to ride in.

The graphics are alright. The horses look very good, and I like the variety that Gallop Racer seemed to be lacking. Each color has two to three variants. Your horse can be grey, dark grey, black, brown, bay, dark bay, chestnut, dark chestnut, or flaxen chestnut. You can also unlock other colors such as red and cremello ("albino") through breeding and mutations. The horses vary in size as well, which is different from Gallop Racer.

If I had to have one gripe with Champion Jockey it would be with their stable jockey and breeding system. The depth is gone from the breeding system, and works as it did in Gallop Racer 2006 where you are allowed to select two horses from your trainer's stable to breed and then train. The foal stage is gone, and you can begin training the resultant horse from your chosen pairing immediately after the breeding. In order to train your horse, you must complete mini-games. Your success in the mini-games determines the growth of your horse's skills. I personally found the mini-games very difficult, and cannot be successful in many of them. Thankfully, the game has an "auto ride" option. When choosing auto-ride, the game takes into accounts your skills and the condition of the track, and you get a randomized result from training.

All in all, I thoroughly enjoy Champion Jockey and would recommend it to any horse fan or racing fan.

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Best jockey game since Gallop Racer 2001. For those who don't have the Move yet they let you use your Sixaxis controller and it works great. I was able to jump right into the riding portion of the game. But I'm still learning the RPG portion. It's very exciting riding a closing horse blasting through the pack.

My only fault with this title is that they use European tracks and the metric system for a North American release.

I rate Winning Post as my favorite horse racing game, even after 16 years. You Sega Saturn owners know what I am talking about. But this would be tied for second with the 2001 version of Gallop Racer.

I am still hoping for a N. American update to the great Winning Post. Go KOEI!

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UFC Undisputed 3

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Overall, UFC UNIDSPUTED 3 improved over its predecessors and is still the best MMA game out there. If you liked the previous games, it's definitely for you. If you didn't like the previous games, well then the gameplay is nearly identical.

What's new

New submission system-Instead of shining (rotating the analog stick as quickly as possible), there is a new minigame. Upon initiating a submission by pushing in the analog stick, an octagon appears on screen. Both players are given a "bar". The player trying to submit attempts to trace his bar over the player's bar being submitted while the other player moves his bar trying to avoid from being traced. If the player can keep his bar over the others long enough, the submission will be successful. There is an onscreen display of how successful the submission is. The better your UFC fighter is at subs in skills, the longer you will have to sink in the sub, or vice versa. I like the new system better than the prior system. It takes more skill to sink in a sub and you can actually tell whether it should or should not work. I am looking forward to having a callus free hand from not having to shine but it is definitely going to take some getting used too.

Pride Mode-The third installment features PRIDE mode. Pride (a MMA league based in Japan) was bought out by Zuffa a few years ago but the game brings the ring fighting back to life. In PRIDE mode Foot stomps and knees to the head of grounded opponents are allowed. Yes please. Bas Rutten delivers some pretty funny commentating. Old Pride fights like Mark Hunt, dan sevren,Kevin Randleman.

Ring entrances

Bantam and featherweight divisions

Leg TKOs

Amateur controls-instead of rolling the right analog stick to transition, the player just hits up or down.

Career Mode-You can play through with UFC fighters now. The overall feel of career mode is different but extremely repetitive. There aren't as many menus and stats to implement. Instead, there is a focus on the actual fights. To me this is kind of a bad thing. I make my CAFs for online. It is a slow a tedious process to make a good online CAF when you have 2 times to improve your fighter before a boring fight with the computer.

Cutscenes with real UFC fighters are pretty cool

You can design your own logos

Online-Fight camps are back and improved. They have added the ability to share your fights with other online players.

Review

Graphics-The fighters look great as they are again based on real rendering-you can see your punches and kick show damage on your opponents pretty quickly.

Controls-If you liked previous versions of the game, then you will be accustomed to the controls. Noobs can try out the amateur controls. Myself, I like the normal controls. It's not a perfect system, but I prefer it to any other MMA game out there

Sound-The commentary gets old pretty quick but again it is improved. Bas Rutten and Stephen QUadros are added for pride mode.

Career mode-Some improvements but overall very tedious to create a good online CAF.

Online-much less lag than in previous games. Problem is there a ton of disconnects. I'd say one in three fights disconnect for me and I have cable internet. I have no problem with other games online like COD.

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UFC Undisputed 3 is "BIGGER. BADDER. BETTER" that should have been the tagline for this years game instead of being wasted on that WWE crap. THQ was pissing me off with the long wait time. First they take a year off, cool, if your going to take a year off to get things right then I am good with that. Then they set a release date for Jan. 3rd of this year but then push the game back to the 14th of Feb. Now after playing the game it was worth the wait. Career mode doesn't have that annoying stat decay. Gameplay feels more fluid. Submissions (even though the big octagon covering the screen looks stupid) are more easier to pull off and it doesn't feel like the game is cheating you out. Pride mode is fun as hell. Shogun Rua is one of my favorite fighters of all time and being able to soccer kick someone's head in brings back memories. Well worth the 60 for this and I hate THQ but they got this game right. Could it be better? Yeah, but I ain't complaining.

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THQ took some time off to improve the UFC Undisputed Series and it's paid off, delivering the best and deepest MMA game ever. The biggest gripe regarding the previous 2 offerings was that the game was too hard. The learning curve was steep. It made the game hard to get into. This version -while similar -is easier and more welcoming than those before it.

Roster: There's one thing that no one will deny regarding this game -the licensed roster is huge and accurately resembles it's stars! Biggest roster of any MMA game ever, including the lower weight classes -not featured in previous UFC Undisputed's (since UFC/WEC had not merged as of then). One negative -Overeem & Nick Diaz have to be obtained via pre-order codes & Facebook contests/DLC. Companies continue to milk consumers:(

Presentation: Overall, the content in this game seems endless. The game has tons of game modes (career and online) and now features PRIDE (yes, head stomping!). To me, that is huge since it takes you out of the Octagon and into the ring where many UFC stars became famous (ie. Liddell, Rampage, Hendo, Silva, Gracie, etc.). The graphics look great -from player models, crowds, etc.

Gameplay: At the start of the game, one can pick Amateur Controls or Pro Controls. For those looking for a less daunting scheme, Amateur controls is a welcomed edition. This mode will even teach you controls as you're playing (ie. about to do a takedown or a submission). The submission controls have also changed for the better with a sort-of mini-game (Octagon shaped gauge). Create a Fighter is average at best -most characters look similar. Career mode is improved -it focuses on fighting, not time wasting tasks and allows you to use a Roster fighter if desired.

Overall: 9/10. THQ took their time and you'll feel like you got your money's worth (on content alone). For those who've played the previous versions, you'll feel as if THQ listened to you and improved the game. Having played them and EA Sports MMA, I like this one the best.

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After playing this game almost religiously for over a month now, I've got to say that overall, this is one of the wisest PS3 investments I've ever made. Everything about this game has me hooked. Being a UFC fan for several years, I can appreciate all the time and effort THQ put into this game to make it as realistic as possible while retaining all the fun of beating down your friends as well as taking a fighter through a career.

MAIN PROS:

Career Mode. Especially when you create your own fighter and take him through a career, this game does an outstanding job of making you feel like you're in the gym, the sparring session, and the Octagon. You actually train for your fights with drills and sparring (but you can skip the work and "automatically" train for half the stats) and it will make your fighter better depending on how you train. When my guy got called up for his first Pay-Per-View and took on an actual UFC fighter for the first time, it gave me chills. When I won my first title, I almost jumped up and down just like the fighter in the game. When you win, it's great and satisfying, especially when you knock your opponent out. When you lose (and you will), it's equally frustrating, especially if you get knocked out by a "lucky" shot.

Controls. Nice and tight, even in the advanced control setup. I jumped straight into the advanced controls from startup, and had little problem navigating and getting used to all the different possible positions. Several moves are similar in execution and there may be a lot to remember, but the more I played the more I got the hang of it. Swaying in the right direction is probably the hardest part of the control scheme. I find myself swaying the wrong way and getting popped a few times during fights, but that's the way real fights go. But when you get it right and pop off a hook that drops your opponent mid-swing, there's no feeling like it in the world. With all the moves at your disposal, it may be intimidating at first, but as you practice and learn them all, it becomes a lot more satisfying.

Accessory selection and customizing. Wow. So many sponsors, and so many ways to give your fighter a unique look. The sponsors themselves update in the Octagon online as well to match the actual Octagon setup during fights, which adds to the realism. Part of the fun for me is giving my fighters different looks and outfits every single fight, just like the real fighters do. As you progress through the game, you unlock more stuff to buy and accessorize with. You can even put together your own banner, if you have the patience.

Pride Mode. Yee-haw! Even though Pride is no longer around, it makes for a whole new depth to the game. Longer rounds, head stomping, more ground moves, a different roster, and even the ring itself add to the strategy (and heritage) and almost looks and feels like a whole other game. Your created fighter can go through a few Pride Grand Prix tournaments as well during Career Mode if he's good enough, and since it's another promotion it won't hurt your fighter's rating if you lose.

MAIN CONS:

Difficulty. The difference between Experienced and Advanced mode alone is ridiculous. I took a created middleweight through a career in Experienced mode; he won the WFA title in 5 fights, lost only 4 times his entire UFC career, beat the crap out of Anderson Silva for the UFC title, won 2 Pride Grand Prix, and got elected into the Hall of Fame while still active. Right now I'm taking pretty much the same fighter through a featherweight career in Advanced mode (with pretty much the same gameplan/strategy), and every UFC opponent I've faced so far has either folded me in half or knocked me into next month in the first round. I don't know if anyone else has noticed the difference in difficulty levels, but for me it was huge and almost takes away from the fun of the game.

The new submission system. Boooooo. The little rat maze mini-game is annoying at best and takes away from the in-game experience. It's almost like in the middle of a match you get transported to another dimension. I'd much rather try to wriggle out of a submission with transitions/escapes like in the previous game than play Octagon Pac-Man.

Sounds/commentary. While fun to listen to for a while, it gets pretty repetitive. Rogan and Goldberg have the exact chemistry they share during actual UFC fights, but if I hear "I don't think he's got it locked in" one more time while my opponent squirms out of yet another submission attempt...

Loading time. The game itself boots up pretty quick, but going between modes, between fights, and sometimes even while going through things like hairstyles or tattoo choices for your fighter, the load time is unacceptable. I guess I can understand this with as many features as this game has, but there had to be some workaround for that. I don't really like having to have something to read while waiting for the game to do its thing and get where it needs to go.

There are also lots of features to keep you playing for months; sponsors, clothing items, nicknames, entrances, new moves, live movies...it's going to be serious fun unlocking them all, and you can even customize what's already there and make it even more unique. Reliving actual UFC/Pride moments is pretty cool too, and leads to more unlockables in the game. All the usual modes from the previous games are there too, like tournaments and title mode. I haven't really done the online thing with this game much; I'm sure it's fun, but I don't tend to enjoy getting waxed by random Japanese 10-year-olds. For me, the excitement of Career Mode and taking a real fighter through the best moments in UFC history will probably keep my adrenaline flowing for months to come.

Overall, for fight fans who can appreciate all the intricacies of mixed martial arts and combat sports, this is definitely the complete package. It's got the "big fight feel" of actually being a part of the UFC and all of its history and heritage, with great controls that aren't too difficult for casual players. There are a few detractors, but not near enough to keep this from being a thoroughly enjoyable purchase. The difficulty issue will probably get better for me as I practice, but the initial frustration at the gap between difficulty levels is what took a star away from the overall rating. Otherwise, if you're a UFC fan and want as close to the real experience as it gets, this is what you've been waiting for.

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I think the improvements they made on this game aren't very big changes but it has improved the gameplay a lot... all of the UFC games have been fun to play and this game is no exception to that.

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Ride to Hell Retribution

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this game was a complete waste of my money, didnt even finish the game. im a big sons of anarchy fan, and love motorcycles, which is the only reason i bought this game in the psn. but what a mistake that was!!! game felt like it was made by a bunch of novices. shooting a gun in the game is useless for only headshots seem to work, graphics are like those of ps1, too much loading, and the random sex scenes is just plain unecessary. not even worthy of a grindhouse type feel to it. its a shame though because this game could have shown so much potential if done right. my advice....dont waste your money or your time, you'll regret u did!!!

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I've been waiting for this game since it was first announced in 2009 in the now-defunct PlayStation magazine. Since then, it's been repeatedly delayed & at one point, nearly cancelled, as Deep Silver jumped on the zombie bandwagon with its' "Dead Island" franchise. I was excited when "Ride To Hell" was finally coming out & hoped that the long wait would be worth it.

It wasn't...

After playing this game for less than an hour, I already want to get rid of it. I can't believe Deep Silver actually released this the way it is. The graphics are PS2-quality at best, there's no continuity or flow to the game at all, since every level has to load following the cutscenes, the dialogue is crappy & the gameplay is laughable. The best & funniest example: the protagonist biker character, Jake Conway & the girls he picks up during the game have sex with their clothes on! I haven't laughed that hard playing a video game since "Jackass" on PS2; but even that was way better than this, which isn't saying very much!

Definitely pass on this one...don't waste your money.

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I wish there was a zero star option because that's what this needs. I luckily didn't buy it but did play it long enough to know that no one should. I'll keep it simple. terrible graphics, game play, story, controls, all of it. In all seriousness its sad and criminal that this is a public release and is costing people money. Avoid at all costs.

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This game is HORRIBLE! The thing is this game is so horrible that it is funny to watch played so it is something I recommend you get to play with friends maybe while drinking for a good laugh.

Don't buy this at full price new but if you find this cheap in a bargain bin where it will surely end up it is so worth the money.

Bad animation, bad gameplay, and every other bad element you can imagine.

Get drunk and just enjoy.

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This game is not worth buying. It is a low budget game with very crappy graphics and storyline. The sight used to kill your enemies you cant even see most of the time and if you shoot anywhere but the head on an enemy they will not die. LAME.

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Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure Starter Pack - PlayStation 3

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Fun interesting playful action packed game great for kids too. Keeps my daughter on her toes keeps her entertained she loves it which makes me love it and I'm hip to it and I enjoy it myself.

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PS3 Controller Silicon Sleeve Protector

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WOW! What a difference these make! 8D These are only a $1.99 guys! I've always disliked how small the Dualshock controller feels in my hands. This is the remedy! Not only does it help the controller fill the palms of your hands better, it provides excellent grip for sweaty hands as well. They seem to be pretty well made as well with only some slight over-molding at the seams (it was easily trimmed with some tweezers). Get'em while they're cheap dudes! ;D

P.S. I knocked off one star because they don't offer any other colors at this price. 8/

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This sleeve is great. It prevents slippage from sweaty hands and it's easy to clean. It makes the controller easier to handle. I liked mine so much, I bought more for all my controllers.

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Datel Wildfire Wireless Bluetooth Controller (PS3)

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So I picked up the wild fire controller and honestly I love this controller. It charges fast, turbo fire is ok, you can play it as a wired controller and the best part is that it is bluetooth and also concave triggers.

But there are some down sides.

Cons:

-Needs double AA batteries.

-Battery pack is placed oddly so holding the controller at first can be very uncomfortable.

-D-pad is not that great.

-triggers are placed in an odd position.

Although those seeem like alot of cons they are actually just small gripes. The controller just needs getting used to and i am very happy with me purchase and do not hesitate to buy this controller. And also the turbo fire function works good enough and in my opinion, i would rate the turbo fire function an 8/10 and the controller an 8/10.

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This controller has several good features over the original ps3 controller.Besides being a comfortable controller to hold and use, it has adjustable turbo function in 3 various speeds, is completely wireless (it doesn't require one of those stupid USB dongles), and it keeps a charge just as long as the originals if not more. The triggers,all 4, are comfortable to use as well as being very durable, this controller is high quality and not a piece of junk, so you can really squeeze the buttons if your that kind of gamer who likes to use the sixaxis functions.

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If you need an extra PS3 controller get this. It connects to the PS3 via Bluetooth so no USB dongles required unlike most third party controllers. It has a great rapid fire function. The only downside is that it uses AA batteries instead of being rechargeable, but I'd gladly take that over one of those bulky USB dongles any day. Since it connect via Bluetooth it doesn't have the big lag or dead zones that most third party controllers do. I've tried a ton of third party wireless PS3 controllers, and considering this is the only one that I care enough about to leave a review on you can tell I really enjoy it. Do yourself a favor and buy this controller! By the way, always remember that when buying a PS3 controller you should only get it if it connects via Bluetooth or wire. Dongles are junk and lose connection often.

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Mako -" a gamer for the gamers"

ive just reordered the remote , the previous one from amazon fulfillment from "total console " FAILED , the packaging was busted up and the remote was damaged

i got a refund and contacted game seek, they showed be how it should look clean and orderly with no damage and were surprised that the damage could even happen as the plastic packaging is quite tough

since then Ive chatted with them and ordered the remote from them, will be here November it says .. hopefully sooner

when holding the previous one the remote shape is awesome and its layout is a huge upgrade from the six-axis has same functions as one too)

the rapid fire is odd basically meant for campaign mode of games and not online , the triggers feel nice, the bumpers are good, basically its a better buy than another six-axis, the only thing is it lasting , datel has a knack for using inferior resources and the product falls apart shortly after use , action replays fail due to poor sauderring , i tried their turbo fire 2 for 360 and it lasted 3 weeks but i couldnt get a refund or anything from amazon or datel though they called me asking how it broke and said they would call back and never did ...

anyway the new one was recieved and heres my review on a functioning one

works fine , it was just the people i ordered from , gameseek was the only other seller so i contacted them and showed pics of the controller i received from total console, they showed me the one i ordered and it was in perfect condition and were amazed that the plastic casing could be so bashed as it was , after receiving it and using it periodically the remote is odd looking but it works and functions as expected , i mainly use rocket fish now as its close to the xbox format and has same exact rapid fire capability , but this remote does what it states if you get a functioning one and

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this controller is good great weight and felling but the only problem with mine was it wouldn't hardly shoot rapid fire its mess me up because when i in close combat i loose because it wount shoot rapid fire and sometimes not at all so i would rate this a 2 or 3

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