Aussies, lets get ready to rumble

Mike Bantick
Wednesday, 16 April 2008 17:11

Your IT - Entertainment

Dual Shock 3 controller for PS3 gets an Australian release date and price

They said it couldn't be done, motion control coupled with rumble was not on the blueprint of the original PlayStation 3 plan.

Then there were the court cases with Immersion that cost Sony US$82 million.

But finally Aussie PS3 owners can feel the buzz back in their gaming with the release of the Dualshock 3 controller on April 24.

It will however set you back a whopping AU$99.95 for the privileged, but think of all you have missed without rumble.

Thanks to gismodo.com.au , the following lists the compatible games, the ones with '*” require updates to enjoy the rumble fun

- SCEA - Formula One Championship Edition* (PS3) - SCEA - MotorStorm* (PS3) - SCEA - PAIN (PSN) - SCEA - High Velocity Bowling (PSN) - SCEA - MLB 08: The Show (PS3) - SCEA - Uncharted: Drake's Fortune (PS3) - SCEA - Resistance: Fall of Man* (PS3) - SCEA - Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction (PS3) - SCEA - Go! Sports Ski* (PSN) - SCEA - Folklore* (PS3) - SCEA - Heavenly Sword* (PS3) - SCEA - Warhawk* (PSN / PS3) - SCEA - Super Stardust HD* (PSN) - SCEA - Snakeball (PSN) - SCEA - Toy Home (PSN) - SCEA - PSOne Emulation (PSN) - SCEA - Piyotama (PSN) - SCEA - PixelJunk Monsters (PSN) - SCEA - Blast Factor* (PSN) * Sega - Condemned 2: Bloodshot (PS3) * Ubisoft - Lost: Via Domus (PS3) * Ubisoft - Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2* (PS3) * EA - Burnout Paradise (PS3) * KOEI - Dynasty Warriors 6 (PS3) * Capcom - Devil May Cry 4 (PS3) * Atari - Dragon Ball Z Burst Limit (PS3) * Disney Interactive - Turok (PS3)