Messiah Entertainment to release PS3 triggers in NA
- Posted February 29th, 2008 at 13:59 EDT by
- 27 Comments
Some of you may have heard about Giotech's L2+R2 trigger attachments for the PlayStation 3 Sixaxis/DualShock 3 that came packaged with copies of PSM3 in Europe. However, if you live in North America, you're aware that retailers aren't often found that carry this specific magazine. Messiah Entertainment realizes this and has begun pre-orders on a trigger set of their own that are very comparable to those brought to you by Giotech.
As you can make out from the image provided above, these attachments will give your triggers that much added extra comfort to prevent slip-off from occurring. This has been a problem for a lot of PlayStation 3 owners and it seems that the issue will be solved. These small little add-ons are apparently very easily attached and detached and are made of a durable plastic.
Pre-orders for the PS3 controller armor which includes the triggers are set to ship April 14. They're priced at $9.99 USD which isn't remotely bad at all.
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SwordOfWar
- 9:37am EST - February 29th, 2008
- 7
Eh, no thanks. I don't have the slip problem and this just seems like some more bulk to add to your controller.
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Sevket_Erhat
- 9:55am EST - February 29th, 2008
- 9
I got my triggers as gift from a previous issue of PSM3 Magazine as stated in the article. I really love them
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D3v1lwqer23
- 10:40am EST - February 29th, 2008
- 12
makes the PS3 controller look a little beefier. I like it.
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eaglespower20
- 10:57am EST - February 29th, 2008
- 13
9.99 is too much. im more interested in the armor which will add more weight and bulkiness to the controller.
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RotaryMatt
- 11:06am EST - February 29th, 2008
- 15
Yeah i don't understand why people would need this? i have never had an issue with my finger slipping off of the controlers. Plus that looks G4Y
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Mattchewie
- 12:35pm EST - February 29th, 2008
- 17
Not that current triggers are horrible but if sony would of just made them curve out a bit on the DS3..I think that most would not have an issue with it. It would provide better grip but be subtle enough that the over all feel isn't greatly effected. ....OH well...I guess I will try these out however I agree.....10 bucks is a bit steep. 4.99 maybe....2.99 or 1.99 would of been more like it.
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Mike2kcool
- 12:45pm EST - February 29th, 2008
- 19
ye got mine free with PSM3 Magazine id be lost with out them u should have got these free with every ps3 when it was first release they have a better grip then the normal ones...... just dont drop the pad on the floor with them on as ive got a small crack on the top of one of them :(
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bungledude
- 1:54pm EST - February 29th, 2008
- 20
I made my own permanent ones using a 2 part epoxy called Metalset.
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Dave-The-Rave
- 6:11pm EST - February 29th, 2008
- 21
Yeah, got them with PSM, used them for a while then took them back off..
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Artanoma
- 7:54pm EST - February 29th, 2008
- 23
This is just personal preference. If you want a different feel to your controller, by all means, go ahead and modify it in ways like this. Personally, I'm happy with how my controller is, with my only wish being that the PS button in the middle having an LED inserted into it to make it glow, like the warm feeling I have in my heart whenever I play my games. (=
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IRONMAIDEN
- 9:58pm EST - February 29th, 2008
- 24
im buying. the "triggers" are a little bit funky and this will fix it
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InfernoReaper
- 8:27pm EST - March 1st, 2008
- 27
Never had the slip problem with the L2/R2 buttons but these might be useful. Not for $10 though. Anyone not want theirs?
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