FragFX v.2 PS3 controller = Bang in the head!
The FragFX controller works with all games and game styles. One of the easiest to use and specially designed controllers made specifically for the PlayStation 3. FragFXv.2 brings the usual gaming control style to the Sony console on the PC, in addition to the mouse included in the package being adapted to the PS3 in all respects, making navigation in PS Home and the browser easier. Faster, more accurate and easier to use than a standard PS3 controller. It is possible to program the movement dynamically, and of course you can also control the sensitivity of the mouse.
Key parameters:
- Can be used immediately after connection (Plug & Play)
- Faster and more accurate
- Can be used for all games
- Optical mouse for more precise control
- Full 6-axis motion control in the left hand
- Frag button for hairpin movements
- Dynamic motion sensitivity adjustment on the mouse
- Adjustable sensitivity on the controller
- Motion level calibration
- Programmable movements (macro)
- Firmware upgrade option
- Support for PS2 games on PS3
What's new in FragFX v.2:
Since the first version was also successful, it was no small task to renew the product. At SplitFish, they tried to modify the product so as not to modify the proven features, because what is good to pinpoint is what they tried to improve on the criticized parts. The new mouse pad is bigger, more comfortable, they have changed the use of materials, which definitely increased the feeling of comfort. The larger size provides more room for the mouse and - thus - the hand, in addition, the motion controller is separated from the bench, so that the mounting stand does not impede the movement of the hand, the bench can be used in full width in both directions. The d-pad has also been slightly redesigned to make it a bit more accurate to use, but still thin enough. The analog has not been modified much, it is still soft and flexible enough. The mouse didn't change much on the first blick either, the buttons - as before - are a bit wobbly, but overall it's still great to use. Fortunately, the popular macro recording was not poked, the old one remained.
