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The Eagle Eye PS3 Controller by Penguin United makes it possible to have the best of both worlds: the handling of FPS games on the PC and also the fluid graphics of the PS3. Simply plug in your mouse and keyboard (wired or wireless), assign sensitivity, deadzone and keyboard/mouse shortcuts with the included software (on the PC), then connect the Eagle Eye Controller with the PS3 and enjoy the feeling of having everything under control again. Additionally, all buttons have a turbo switch and it becomes just unfair ;)
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Very good product, does take time to set up, and you may need another purchase
8 Mar 2011
By Richard
Amazon Verified Purchase
Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Eagle eye does exactly what it says it does. So far off all the frag devices I have used, this is by far the best.
I have only used it with COD Black ops on a PS3 so far, however it works great.
I have been playing with a "Controller" for over 10years, I was reasonably good, but was looking for an edge. So, when I first got the Eagle Eye I thought, "yep its going to take a while to get used too", and was prepared for my kill ratio to drop dramatically. However day 1, hr 1, 1st online game, I was still managing to get a good kill ratio!! Amazing.
With this product though its not just a "Plug and Play" It take some effort from you too tweak it to be right for you, however the forum is awesome, full of tips and advise and even keymapping so you can use other people's and custom the to you. The actual setup is very easy and fast. For instance I can have the device in the PS3 and playing, then decided to change a setting on the EEC, and it takes less than 1 min to pop it out of the PS3, into the PC, and then change the settings, and pop it back into the PS3 and I am playing again all tweaked!
Also, IF you do not have a "Gaming Mouse" it will be VERY jerky, HINT: Standard mouse has around 800DPI, you are going to need 1600 DPI as a MIN. You can pick mice up for £9.99 in store that do this sort of DPI. You can also spend £££ on mice that have 4000+ DPI. If you have one already, you ok.
The final note, its now been around 1 week, and I have been playing for about 4-5hrs total play time, and I am still adjusting it to get it perfect! So BE PREPAIRED to invest the time into it to get it the way you want it.
Over all it is VERY good.
I hope this helps!... Read more ›
I have only used it with COD Black ops on a PS3 so far, however it works great.
I have been playing with a "Controller" for over 10years, I was reasonably good, but was looking for an edge. So, when I first got the Eagle Eye I thought, "yep its going to take a while to get used too", and was prepared for my kill ratio to drop dramatically. However day 1, hr 1, 1st online game, I was still managing to get a good kill ratio!! Amazing.
With this product though its not just a "Plug and Play" It take some effort from you too tweak it to be right for you, however the forum is awesome, full of tips and advise and even keymapping so you can use other people's and custom the to you. The actual setup is very easy and fast. For instance I can have the device in the PS3 and playing, then decided to change a setting on the EEC, and it takes less than 1 min to pop it out of the PS3, into the PC, and then change the settings, and pop it back into the PS3 and I am playing again all tweaked!
Also, IF you do not have a "Gaming Mouse" it will be VERY jerky, HINT: Standard mouse has around 800DPI, you are going to need 1600 DPI as a MIN. You can pick mice up for £9.99 in store that do this sort of DPI. You can also spend £££ on mice that have 4000+ DPI. If you have one already, you ok.
The final note, its now been around 1 week, and I have been playing for about 4-5hrs total play time, and I am still adjusting it to get it perfect! So BE PREPAIRED to invest the time into it to get it the way you want it.
Over all it is VERY good.
I hope this helps!... Read more ›
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful
By Andy S
Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
I don't normally post reviews (lack of time rather than lack of desire to help my fellow shopper) but I'm going to make an exception for this.
As a hideously long-term PC gamer who used to really enjoy first-person shooters I got a fairly ghastly wake-up call when I tried to play Battlefield 3 online on the PS3.
My son bought his own PS3 after Christmas and we suddenly had two in the house; what a great opportunity for father / son bonding! Actually, no. More of an opportunity to die incessantly and crash and burn spectacularly while grappling with a completely alien controller and NO MOUSE!
I didn't abandon the attempt straight away but even after a week I just couldn't seem to get any better. Reluctantly, I hit Google and started to research possible mouse and keyboard solutions for the PS3. I spent a fair amount of time reading about the various options and went for the Eagle Eye. I am supremely glad that I did.
The first thing I should note is that this is not a "get it out of the box, plug it straight in and play" item. You have to map the game controls to the mouse and keyboard using a program supplied with the device. This isn't hard to do but it is likely to take you at least 30 minutes. Before you even do that though you would be well advised to search for configurations that other people have posted for your combination of game, mouse and, to a lesser extent, keyboard. This is likely to take you about 30 minutes too. Think of it as time well invested though as this helps you to tweak sensitivity and dead zones to perfection.
Once you've mapped the keys and configured the device, you can play. Everything worked as advertised and oh, the difference. It's 95% of the "feel" of using a mouse on PC.... Read more ›
As a hideously long-term PC gamer who used to really enjoy first-person shooters I got a fairly ghastly wake-up call when I tried to play Battlefield 3 online on the PS3.
My son bought his own PS3 after Christmas and we suddenly had two in the house; what a great opportunity for father / son bonding! Actually, no. More of an opportunity to die incessantly and crash and burn spectacularly while grappling with a completely alien controller and NO MOUSE!
I didn't abandon the attempt straight away but even after a week I just couldn't seem to get any better. Reluctantly, I hit Google and started to research possible mouse and keyboard solutions for the PS3. I spent a fair amount of time reading about the various options and went for the Eagle Eye. I am supremely glad that I did.
The first thing I should note is that this is not a "get it out of the box, plug it straight in and play" item. You have to map the game controls to the mouse and keyboard using a program supplied with the device. This isn't hard to do but it is likely to take you at least 30 minutes. Before you even do that though you would be well advised to search for configurations that other people have posted for your combination of game, mouse and, to a lesser extent, keyboard. This is likely to take you about 30 minutes too. Think of it as time well invested though as this helps you to tweak sensitivity and dead zones to perfection.
Once you've mapped the keys and configured the device, you can play. Everything worked as advertised and oh, the difference. It's 95% of the "feel" of using a mouse on PC.... Read more ›
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By fall3n4ngel
Fun:
4.0 out of 5 stars
I bought the Eagle Eye in a moment of weakness. I'd had a particularly bad night on Crysis 2 multiplayer and felt I "needed an edge". I'd been thinking about buying the Eagle Eye for a little while but couldn't justify spending over £[] for something that might not have worked with my keypad and mouse - the website does have lists of compatible mice and keyboards, but the cynic in me wasn't convinced.
Anyway, I bought it and it arrived in a couple of days (excellent delivery service!) and I took a whole 5 minutes to read the instruction booklet (it's tiny). Some of the advanced options look a little confusing at first glance but I ignored them until after using it.
Set up was very simple, although the copied file from the disc to my deaktop wouldn't work so I had to enter the program from the disc - no problem really, but don't lose the disc (again, it's tiny!). Take your time with setting up the key bindings as it'll help in the long run. I'd suggest pretending to play and working out which keys you use most and then mapping them to easily reached buttons. Of course, this may be easier on a "normal" keyboard but I use a Cyber Snipa V2 keypad which I used to use when I ran my pc to game on. Incidentally, I also use a Razer Copperhead mouse - I'm left handed so am restricted on gaming mice (although Razer have released a proper left handed gaming mouse which I will purchase eventually).
2 key binding settings are available so I'd suggest setting both up slightly differently and then decide which is best for you.
To the game... first off, I was rubbish. The key binding didn't work for me so I had to reallocate the keys. Then, straight back on the game and I was better.... Read more ›
Anyway, I bought it and it arrived in a couple of days (excellent delivery service!) and I took a whole 5 minutes to read the instruction booklet (it's tiny). Some of the advanced options look a little confusing at first glance but I ignored them until after using it.
Set up was very simple, although the copied file from the disc to my deaktop wouldn't work so I had to enter the program from the disc - no problem really, but don't lose the disc (again, it's tiny!). Take your time with setting up the key bindings as it'll help in the long run. I'd suggest pretending to play and working out which keys you use most and then mapping them to easily reached buttons. Of course, this may be easier on a "normal" keyboard but I use a Cyber Snipa V2 keypad which I used to use when I ran my pc to game on. Incidentally, I also use a Razer Copperhead mouse - I'm left handed so am restricted on gaming mice (although Razer have released a proper left handed gaming mouse which I will purchase eventually).
2 key binding settings are available so I'd suggest setting both up slightly differently and then decide which is best for you.
To the game... first off, I was rubbish. The key binding didn't work for me so I had to reallocate the keys. Then, straight back on the game and I was better.... Read more ›
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2.0 out of 5 stars
ps3
to complicated to work ,thrown into bottom drawer and i think it will be staying there u will need to be brain of britian to work it
Published 1 month ago by doreen
4.0 out of 5 stars
Product has huge potential. Software / CD is it's weak side
The product works, getting it to work is a headache though, but once it works it works.
It comes with config software that just reminds me Of Visual Basic 6 days, If you... Read more
It comes with config software that just reminds me Of Visual Basic 6 days, If you... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Djarn
4.0 out of 5 stars
great product once you get it set up
as a pc player who wanted to start using his ps3 more i struggled to get control of the joypad again after over 2 years absence from console gaming i was missing 1 thing my kova +... Read more
Published 1 month ago by GaryB2008
2.0 out of 5 stars
didn't work
Hight expatiation from me about this product....didn't have a version for MAC, just Windows. The CD which include the box is a mini CD (not working MAC at all) after all the... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Leo
1.0 out of 5 stars
NOBODY CALL BACK TO ME EVEN AFTER I SENT THEM HUNDREDS OF E MAIL
The converter does nt working properly and there is not a customer relation department which is supposed to help you with the troubles regarding product.
Published 4 months ago by Keynes
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good product
Works nice and as expected. It's a great product for PS3 users who need a mouse to play FPS games.
Published 4 months ago by Andre Costa
5.0 out of 5 stars
Just like playing on the PC. Even my KD is the same!
I play Black Ops 2 on the PC a lot. My KD for a good while is trending to 1.1 (I keep track myself). However playing on the PS3 with the standard controller is a nightmare for me. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Nicholas Parsonage
5.0 out of 5 stars
Ps3 eagle eye
Fantastic totally improved my game play on call of duty black ops 2 it's a must for everyone to get
Published 4 months ago by Gareth242
5.0 out of 5 stars
What it sais on the box
PC gamer trying to use a controller on ps3, hard to adapt.. the eagle eye worked perfectly, i chose a logitek keyboard k200 and logitek mouse g400 as they were listed as... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Michael
5.0 out of 5 stars
Nice
Perfect to play with mouse and keyboard the fps games on PS3...without it i can't play! :)
Recommended to all.
Recommended to all.
Published 5 months ago by Daniel Silva
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