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Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Please try again later. DaNick 5.0 out of 5 stars First, I think it’s important to know that I’m an older user who was quite a decent gamer back in the 90s’. I used to enjoy playing BF4 type games as well as Quake, Half Life and Star Craft. I purchased the PS3 a while ago to be used as a media streaming and Blue Ray player back when Blue Rays were about the same price. I never intended to use it as a gaming system. But as my kids grew, my 14 year old started playing BF4. I thought it would be great to get another console and play with him now that used PS3 systems were so cheap. It wasn’t long till I realized that my fingers weren’t meant for those little game controllers. It was very frustrating for me to be with the bottom 4 players every game. Even after months of playing, newbies were beating me almost every time. I was ready to just give it up and go back to PC gaming. Then I heard about Eagle Eye and decided to give it a try. The set up was painless but did have to do a little tweaking. The instructions are not bad and will get you up and running quickly. But it’s important to take your time and set it up correctly. After a few days, I started to playing like I was on the PC again. Finger muscle memory from back in the day came back and started doing things I had forgotten. It didn’t take me long to go from being at the bottom of the list to being constantly among the top 4 or MVP. It was now a pleasure to play BF4. My friends on the squad asked if I got an Aim bot or some other hack. So I guess the real reason why PS3 and PC gaming could never play together is not because they can’t but because there is no way someone with a gaming controller using only 4 fingers can compete with someone using eight. Especially if you get a 3000 dpi razor gaming mouse with gadget buttons.http://designbeginnings.com/upload/crane-humidifier-ee-3191-manual.xml One last thing I should point out is that it is not very good at flying planes or helicopters. But hopefully they can make a joystick that plugs into the Eagle Eye one day. So for now, just enjoy running and gunning like a kid again!!I've played fps games since playstation 1 and considered myself a decently skilled player, but for a long time I failed to acknowledge that the few fps games I played on a PC were, for some reason, more enjoyable, felt more natural, until I discovered this exist and realized how much more natural it is to play with a mouse than wirh a controller stick. I can't say that this made me a more competitive player in multiplayee (I still get killed every few seconds in COD), but I DO feel more comfortable and get a more natural feeling between my movements and what it's going on in the screen. I will definitively be looking for a PS4 version of this. Installation was easy, instructions sound cumbersome at first, but they really aren't if you follow step by step, my setup needed only a few minor tweaks to get settings I liked. The device feels of good construction quality and takes only a little spot on my desk. The interface works fine and there is only a very small lag, that may be an issue for very competitive players, but since I have a fps approach based on strategy rather than flashiness, it is not a problem. I also enjoy playing story mode on most games (I know, I'm old-school), and with this I can enjoy that a little moreI needed something to play those can't miss console exclusives. I got this primarily for The Last of Us. Let me start by saying that this device turns the inputs of a controller into keyboard and mouse movements. That being said this device really shines when you take the time to tweak the dead zones. If you plug this in straight out of the box you will be disappointed. It took me several tries to get the Last of Us to where it felt like I was playing a pc game.http://www.jfvtransports.com/home/content/bose-wave-music-system-awrcc1-manual-0 That game was never designed for the precision of mouse movements so tweaking the device was a bit of a challenge. Now that I have it where I want it the game is just that much better. I have also purchased a few other games to try this out on, like the Uncharted and Killzone series. Getting Last of Us dialed down was a learning curve, but I'm confident I can get those other games to where I want them as well. My kid is really getting a kick out of being able to play better due to the mouse. Only complain I have is that it will only remember 2 key mappings at a time but that is a moot point considering price vs.If your a pc gamer but don't want to miss those console exclusives (or just can't stand a controller) this here is your baby.I defonatly recommend and am very happy with it thank youIt comes with config software that just reminds me Of Visual Basic 6 days, If you buy the PS3 version you still get xbox instructions. When you try configure the software it has little boxes you click in that are all over the place and you end up having to kill extra braincells trying to figure which belongs to which button. If you want to upgrade the firmware you can't with a 64bit OS. If it wasn't for the software issues I'd probably give it 5 stars. Other than that it comes packaged nice, the item itself is made well and an extra bonus is the USB cable is pretty long:DBeing accustomed to using a RAT 7 gaming mouse along with a Razer Nostromo game controller, I wondered how this combination would work with the Eagle Eye. To my absolute delight, it recognised them both immediately, and then I set about doing a key mapping to play Killzone 2. Probably took a little longer than it should, because I left one of the fields blank first time, and didn't notice until I tried to save to the convertor, and it put me right. Not deterred in the least by this, I then followed the instructions about how to connect all this gear to the PS3.https://www.abouttimetech.com/images/canon-rebel-t5i-manual-pdf.pdf Loaded the game, and off it went,with no problem at all. By no means a hotshot at fps games, I found this set up a lot easier to use than a PS3 controller on its own.Once i opened i had to look for a compatible mouse and keyboard there is a list on website. When i went on CoD or shooting games. It took a while to configure the buttons for keyboard. It would be better if there was less of a staircase. It is smooth but when doing micro movements there is clearly a staircase. Good thing about the converter is that there is turbo buttons which is good for when meant to rapidly press button instead just hold it down.Even my KD is the same! 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. Even though I prestiged on the PC and could have done several times over I was getting scores of 2-30 on combat training with other noobs and bots on the PS3!! I bought this hoping it would be OK and it has exceeded my expectations. After setting it up on Saturday, I connected my Razer BlackWidow Tournament and my Razer Ouboros mouse to it. Note that you need a high DPI mouse for best effect (the Ouboros is 8200 but I run it at 3600). I had trouble with the Razer Nostromo though, it does not seem to work with the thumb stick (which I program for jump, sprint, crouch etc). Overall, excellent. I just bought a Sony Wireless Gaming Headset (they are nice too and work on the PC) and plan to get the expansion pack (and MW3) as I am now confident that I can play on the PS3 without frustration. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. See All Buying Options Add to Wish List Disabling it will result in some disabled or missing features. You can still see all customer reviews for the product. I used to enjoy playing BF4 type games as well as Quake, Half Life and Star Craft. I purchased the PS3 a while ago to be used as a media streaming and Blue Ray player back when Blue Rays were about the same price. I never intended to use it as a gaming system. But as my kids grew, my 14 year old started playing BF4. I thought it would be great to get another console and play with him now that used PS3 systems were so cheap. It wasn’t long till I realized that my fingers weren’t meant for those little game controllers. It was very frustrating for me to be with the bottom 4 players every game. Even after months of playing, newbies were beating me almost every time. I was ready to just give it up and go back to PC gaming. Then I heard about Eagle Eye and decided to give it a try. The set up was painless but did have to do a little tweaking. The instructions are not bad and will get you up and running quickly. But it’s important to take your time and set it up correctly. After a few days, I started to playing like I was on the PC again. Finger muscle memory from back in the day came back and started doing things I had forgotten. It didn’t take me long to go from being at the bottom of the list to being constantly among the top 4 or MVP. It was now a pleasure to play BF4. My friends on the squad asked if I got an Aim bot or some other hack. So I guess the real reason why PS3 and PC gaming could never play together is not because they can’t but because there is no way someone with a gaming controller using only 4 fingers can compete with someone using eight. Especially if you get a 3000 dpi razor gaming mouse with gadget buttons. One last thing I should point out is that it is not very good at flying planes or helicopters. But hopefully they can make a joystick that plugs into the Eagle Eye one day. So for now, just enjoy running and gunning like a kid again!! This device was easy to use and extremely easy to program when you follow the directions. Within minutes I was able to set up a keyboard and mouse configuration for Killzone 2, however when I tried to play, it was slightly more difficult to aim with the mouse than it would be on a normal keyboard and mouse for the PC. Perhaps it would have been better used on a game like Call of Duty, but I wouldn't know. It's not the end all be all converter for the ps3, but it does what's advertized. Recommended for casual gamers looking to play FPS games on consols with Keyboard and Mouse, but not very good for competative gameplay unless you tweak it just right. Will require a lot of adjusting to get the sensativity of the mouse perfect. Please try again later. From the United StatesFirst, I think it’s important to know that I’m an older user who was quite a decent gamer back in the 90s’. I used to enjoy playing BF4 type games as well as Quake, Half Life and Star Craft. I purchased the PS3 a while ago to be used as a media streaming and Blue Ray player back when Blue Rays were about the same price. I never intended to use it as a gaming system. But as my kids grew, my 14 year old started playing BF4. I thought it would be great to get another console and play with him now that used PS3 systems were so cheap. It wasn’t long till I realized that my fingers weren’t meant for those little game controllers. It was very frustrating for me to be with the bottom 4 players every game. Even after months of playing, newbies were beating me almost every time. I was ready to just give it up and go back to PC gaming. Then I heard about Eagle Eye and decided to give it a try. The set up was painless but did have to do a little tweaking. The instructions are not bad and will get you up and running quickly. But it’s important to take your time and set it up correctly. After a few days, I started to playing like I was on the PC again. Finger muscle memory from back in the day came back and started doing things I had forgotten. It didn’t take me long to go from being at the bottom of the list to being constantly among the top 4 or MVP. It was now a pleasure to play BF4. My friends on the squad asked if I got an Aim bot or some other hack. So I guess the real reason why PS3 and PC gaming could never play together is not because they can’t but because there is no way someone with a gaming controller using only 4 fingers can compete with someone using eight. Especially if you get a 3000 dpi razor gaming mouse with gadget buttons. One last thing I should point out is that it is not very good at flying planes or helicopters. But hopefully they can make a joystick that plugs into the Eagle Eye one day. So for now, just enjoy running and gunning like a kid again!!Please try again later. Please try again later. zrns 4.0 out of 5 stars I've played fps games since playstation 1 and considered myself a decently skilled player, but for a long time I failed to acknowledge that the few fps games I played on a PC were, for some reason, more enjoyable, felt more natural, until I discovered this exist and realized how much more natural it is to play with a mouse than wirh a controller stick. I can't say that this made me a more competitive player in multiplayee (I still get killed every few seconds in COD), but I DO feel more comfortable and get a more natural feeling between my movements and what it's going on in the screen. I will definitively be looking for a PS4 version of this. Installation was easy, instructions sound cumbersome at first, but they really aren't if you follow step by step, my setup needed only a few minor tweaks to get settings I liked. The device feels of good construction quality and takes only a little spot on my desk. The interface works fine and there is only a very small lag, that may be an issue for very competitive players, but since I have a fps approach based on strategy rather than flashiness, it is not a problem. I also enjoy playing story mode on most games (I know, I'm old-school), and with this I can enjoy that a little morePlease try again later. Please try again later. Double D 5.0 out of 5 stars I needed something to play those can't miss console exclusives. I got this primarily for The Last of Us. Let me start by saying that this device turns the inputs of a controller into keyboard and mouse movements. That being said this device really shines when you take the time to tweak the dead zones. If you plug this in straight out of the box you will be disappointed. It took me several tries to get the Last of Us to where it felt like I was playing a pc game. That game was never designed for the precision of mouse movements so tweaking the device was a bit of a challenge. Now that I have it where I want it the game is just that much better. I have also purchased a few other games to try this out on, like the Uncharted and Killzone series. Getting Last of Us dialed down was a learning curve, but I'm confident I can get those other games to where I want them as well. My kid is really getting a kick out of being able to play better due to the mouse. Only complain I have is that it will only remember 2 key mappings at a time but that is a moot point considering price vs.If your a pc gamer but don't want to miss those console exclusives (or just can't stand a controller) this here is your baby.Please try again later. Please try again later. Knyri 4.0 out of 5 stars Using firmware 3.0 and 64-bit Windows 10. No, the mouse will not act exactly like a mouse on a PC and never will because the PS3 isn't linear. You can get pretty darn close through the advanced configuration. It feels like a mouse with acceleration turned on, but that may be because I went quickly through the advanced config and haven't adjusted it since. The only issue I am having is with small movements. Again, this may be because I rushed through the advanced config. This is fixable. You need to go to Device Manager. Under Universal Serial Bus devices there will be a device with no name. Right-click it, click uninstall, and select uninstall software as well. You will still be able to use your controller. This will not delete MotionInJoy or DS3; It just prevents Windows from reinstalling the wrong driver. When uninstalled, unplug the Eagle Eye controller and plug it back in. Used Bioshock Infinite to test it on and wow. Headshots are now really easy. Since I don't use iron sights very often in the game, I set scope mode to limit my turn speed to be below the point that it doubles. Non-scope mode lets me hit that double turn rate for when things get hectic; very useful on sky lines where you need to move quickly.Please try again later. Please try again later. Edmund DuPont 5.0 out of 5 stars A Relative came over and I wanted to play some Call of Duty so I tried and failed bigtime. I decided to give this a try. First the downside. Keyboard and mouse needs two tray tables. Seriously, this is the only real downside, it does take up more room in the livingroom to be rocking the keyboard and mouse. It was a pain keybind and calibrate the first time. Now the upside: Once I got it configured, it worked amazing, I wasn't the best player, but I went from being the worst, to being competitive in a game which I never played before. Headshot city! Oh yeah, I successfully changed between the Xbox and Ps3,multiple times, so one unit will do both systems. DOWNSIDE: Xbox requires an actual WIRED CONTROLLER, not a wireless with a USB charging wire. SO I was unable to test the xbox 360 function.Please try again later. Please try again later. Ahmed Ramahi 4.0 out of 5 stars Using this device has turned the tables to my favor and now i'm the one kicking my friend's.:) Anyway back to the review, the device needs to be connected to a PC first for buttons configuration. It comes with a CD including an exe file that directly runs the configuration program and automatically detects the Eagle Eye. Setting commands to the keyboard is as easy as 1 2 3. I didn't face any issues nor referred to the help document. However i noticed just a tiny fraction of a second lag in response when playing the game, it took me couple of rounds to get used to it and after that i started slaughtering everyone in MW2. Again i must emphasize that the lag is SO tiny, it didn't annoy me at all. I highly recommend this device for any PC gamer who would like to teach PS3 players some proper shooting;) Oh one more thing, do NOT use high end keyboard and mouse, you need to use the cheapest possible keyboard and mouse in the market, otherwise the Eagle Eye will not detect them when plugged to the PS3. And maybe you need a USB extension cable (the Eagle Eye's USB cable is about 6-8 feet long).Please try again later. Please try again later. Rick 5.0 out of 5 stars The console is my platform of choice for modern shooters. Ah, but the controller; it is awful. Passable with a lot of practice, but awful. For some reason, the mouse and keyboard are rarely supported on consoles. Halo proved it could work after slowing everything down so now all shooters are designed for twin sticks. In order to play with friends, got to be on a console. I needed a new controller. My test game is Borderlands. I loved it on PC and want to play it on a PS3 and later play Borderlands 2. I've tried a similar mouse and keyboard product and was not impressed. The precision was just not there and actually made playing worse. I was skeptical the Eagle Eye Converter would be any different. I was wrong. What makes the EEC different is the software that is used to configure the device before plugging into a console. Keys are mapped on a PC and then saved to the device. Up to 2 can be saved to the device at a time and as many as you need saved to your PC. You then plug the EEC into your console along with a mouse and keyboard (check online for a compatibility list). This is where the magic happens and where Eagle Eye stands apart. The device reserves the F1-F8 keys for fine tuning and saving options. F1 is used to eliminate dead zones, F2 for horizontal sensitivity, F3 for vertical, F4 Angle correction, F5 for rotation speed. I only used the first 3 as I found it to be perfect after adjusting those. Tip - turn the sensitivity up all the way in the game options and then back off with these settings for the most control. I configured the EEC to use different values when ever I hold down Right-Mouse. I didn't even know I needed this. Bravo! The instructions were very tricky to understand at first but if followed carefully, it is actually very easy to make these fine tuning adjustments. You can then connect to a PC again and save the final configuration values. Configurations can also be saved to Penguin United's website for others to use. Configurations are available to download for many popular games. Finally, I was able to play an FPS without wanting to throw my controller. No, it is not as good as a PC but it is really close. 9 out of 10 stars close. The number of keys available is limited to the number of buttons on a controller so keys will often play double duty. Also, navigating menus can be a little tricky because you have to memorize where you remapped all the buttons to on the keyboard. If the time is taken to fine tune it for each game, you will play just as well as you do on a PC. Mouse movements are translated well (even minor adjustments). Actions are very smooth. Well worth it.Please try again later. Please try again later. The Raven 3.0 out of 5 stars This device was easy to use and extremely easy to program when you follow the directions. Within minutes I was able to set up a keyboard and mouse configuration for Killzone 2, however when I tried to play, it was slightly more difficult to aim with the mouse than it would be on a normal keyboard and mouse for the PC. Perhaps it would have been better used on a game like Call of Duty, but I wouldn't know. It's not the end all be all converter for the ps3, but it does what's advertized. Recommended for casual gamers looking to play FPS games on consols with Keyboard and Mouse, but not very good for competative gameplay unless you tweak it just right. Will require a lot of adjusting to get the sensativity of the mouse perfect.Please try again later. Please try again later.I have the Smart Joy Frag for my PS2 and it's way better. I was expecting this device would deliver the same experience as the Samrt Joy, which is way more smooth. I tried all the settings, it works okay, but it is still awkward. The best way to describe the feeling is as if you were applying a series of small thrusts to the directional. It gets smoother when you calibrate it, but far from perfect. I'm using a microsoft standard wired optical mouse and keyboard that came in a bundle (Desktop 600). I also tryied a C3 tech 1600 DPI wireless mouse, but the mouse itself is crappy. I also have a wireless 1200 DPI Clone mouse and it works better than the C3, as a matter of fact, it works as well as the wired Microsoft one. I also tryied the Microsoft Arc Keyboard and it's great. If you have an Eagle Eye device and are looking for a wireless and small keyboard to use along this is the choice. Overal I'm satisfied with the adapter, I'm enjoying my FPS on PS3 much more than wile using a controller, but the experience is light years away from playing an FPS on the computer. Is it worth the money. Yes, for me at least, because I'm not a hardcore FPS player.Please try again later. Please try again later. E. G. 4.0 out of 5 stars I went on to try it on the SOCOM4 beta and. GOOD GOD MAN, this thing is just too awesome.It works with my Logitech MX518 and Logitech Classic Keyboard 200. It's worth it if you find that aiming with a controller is frustrating and takes away all the fun from shooters on your PS3.Please try again later. Please try again later. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. If you believe your item has been removed by mistake, please contact Steam Support. Please see the instructions page for reasons why this item might not work within Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 - Multiplayer. If you decide to purchase it off Amazon, like I did, make sure you read the first two pages of the instruction manual. Then you'll be set. (The white spaces is where you put your keys at) I use a MW3 Logitech keyboard and a MW3 Logitech mouse and it works perfectly. Also, take your time and do the advanced Calibration several times to tweak it perfect. It takes several games to get the feel just right.If you're not a computer nerd, still try this out. It's a neat device. Impress your friends by using a keyboard and mouse for a PS3 or XBox360. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. Some geospatial data on this website is provided by geonames.org. Something went wrong. View cart for details. All Rights Reserved. User Agreement, Privacy, Cookies and AdChoice Norton Secured - powered by Verisign. Sadly that's not nearly the case, so it's up to companies like Penguin United (creators of a fine array of silly Wii peripherals) to fill the void. The Eagle Eye is its attempt, a surprisingly sizable box with an unfortunately short 2-foot USB cable and inputs for mouse and keyboard. Using buttons on that box you assign controller inputs to keys and away you go, hunting the Helgath's worst in WASD.The Eagle-Eye simply bypasses the controller by transferring the button features directly to a computer keyboard and mouse. Penguin's mission is to provide gamers with a cost-effective line of video game accessories that are equal in quality, performance and reliability to other similar products on the market. Phone: 888-988-3388 Some of our stories include affiliate links. If you buy something through one of these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. The new Eagle-Eye Version 3.0 provides a customized key mapping feature for all PS3 controller buttons that seamlessly transfers the command data to a keyboard and mouse. Below this post is the full press release containing all the information about the product. Along with three videos showing you how to use it and how it works. The entire calibration process is performed in-game with the Eagle Eye’s Advanced Calibration System which helps gamers breeze through the calibration process. Finally, the Synchronization process allows users to download and backup customized calibration settings and key map settings, which can saved onto your computer and shared with friends or the Eagle Eye community. Right analog stick defaults to mouse movement. Posted by Julian Harris September 24, 2020 Posted by Carlos Ovalle September 19, 2020 Is it worth the price? This may be the biggest deal we’ve seen in gaming. 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