The PSPgo is unique in that it allows owners to grab their PS3 dualshock controller and use it to play their favorite games. It’s a wonderful idea, and Gametech is working on an accessory which will hopefully make it easier for people to do so. It’s a plastic holder which clamps onto the PSPgo and the Sixaxis or DualShock 3 controller to make gaming easier…

Singapore-based bargain site Meritline is offering a black Komodo Shock-Wave MR6 wireless controller for PS3 that includes with SIXAXIS motion sensor and Dualshock 3 for only $17.99.

This looks like a limited time sale that appears to have started…

Initially, StreamMyGame allowed users with Windows or Linux systems to play PC games on the PS3. And people who would be able to do it downloaded the free program from StreamMyGame and rejoiced. Now StreamMyGame has a new software that allows people to use a PS3 SIXAXIS controller to play PC games.

The StreamMyGame PS3 player and SIXAXIS pairing tool are free downloads. Once everything is installed, there is configuration option which allows users to set PC game controls to buttons on the SIXAXIS. Also, the program will let you set the SIXAXIS to work by being connected to the PC with a USB cable, or use it wirelessly with Bluetooth.

Click through to watch a video from StreamMyGame showing how to set up the program and set up SIXAXIS…

Product: Sony Dualshock 4 Wireless Controller for the Playstation 3 (aka Dualshock 3, Dualshock 3 Sixaxis)Price: $54.99Rating: Two thumbs up; 90/100; A-; **** out of 5Pros: Looks, feels and moves just like the previous PS3 wireless controller.Cons: No USB cable. Slightly heavier than previous controller. Slight smell of burning plastic either shows signs of newness or faulty design.Overall: Works well, feels great and definitely worth it for those who need that little extra sensory feedback when they play.

Finally admitting something as small and seemingly silly as game controller wobbling is important to gamers, Sony has released the Dualshock 3 wireless controller for the PS3.

The controller looks, feels and operates exactly the same as the PS3 Sixaxis controller, which is also pretty damn close to the Dualshock 2 PS2 controller (without the cable, of course).

Click through for the full review…

According to a post over at GameLife, the PlayStation 3 Sixaxis will be discontinued in favor of the newer, sexier DualShock 3. Sony reps expect that the current stock of Sixaxes will be sold by the summer, hence ending the reign of Sony’s embarrassing “gamers don’t want rumble” controller misstep. The DualShock 3 combines motion more »