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How To Connect Your PS3 Controller to Your PC

September 8, 2013 by Richard Vincenti Jr 1 Comment

There are many ways to control your favorite games on a PC including the old keyboard and mouse. Some gamers have become very comfortable with the Playstation controller, which is understandable because it has a great design and has been around for a long time. In fact the Playstation controller was originally released on December 3, 1994 and has very few changes to it’s design since.ps3Controller

So is it possible to use a console controller with a PC?

Yes, but you will need a Playstation 3 controller (DualShock 3 or Sixaxis), a third party driver from MotionJoy and preferably a bluetooth enabled computer or at least an adapter.

The easiest way to get things up and running after you obtain the latest driver from MotionJoy is to follow the great tutorial video above. If you need any additional help refer to the help section on the MotionJoy site as it will contain the most up-to-date information.

Filed Under: Computers, Games, Guides, How To, Playstation, Software, Video, Youtube Tagged With: connect ps3 controller to pc, DualShock 3, Guide, How To, MotionJoy, PC, playstaion, ps3, sixaxis

Microsoft Buys a HUGE Part of Nokia

September 2, 2013 by Richard Vincenti Jr Leave a Comment

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According to the latest press release from Redmond, Washington, Microsoft has purchased substantially all of Nokia’s Devices & Services business, license Nokia’s patents, licenses and Nokia’s mapping services at a cost of about $7.2 billion.

This is a major deal that most of us were wondering if it was ever going to happen. This will put both companies in a win-win situation to push forward innovation and build upon the success that the two companies have seen while working together.

Microsoft has been switching gears lately and taking a more “Apple-like” approach to how they do business by being more in control of hardware, software and services. This business model isn’t new to Microsoft as they have done it before with Surface but many question how this will impact other devices that use Microsoft mobile software, as it could steer users away from other Windows Phone options. Ultimately, it’s a smart move by Microsoft that should put them in a much better position to compete with the iOS and Android platforms more directly.

You can read the official press release for full details on the acquisition.

Filed Under: Electronics, Hardware, Microsoft, News, Software, Technology, Windows Tagged With: Electronics, Hardware, Mobile, News, nokia, Nokia windows acquisition, Smartphone, Software, Updates, Windows, windows phone

The Legend of Zelda Now Available in Nintendo Wii U eShop

September 1, 2013 by Richard Vincenti Jr Leave a Comment

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The Legend of Zelda from NES is now available for download in the Nintendo Wii U eShop.

The Wii U version includes new features like the ability to save on the fly and play the game on the Wii U GamePad. The game is currently selling for $4.99, unless you already own it for the Wii, then the upgrade will only cost you $1.00.

It’s worth having your game on the Wii U interface to avoid having to switch to Wii mode. Otherwise, the game remains untouched and just as good as it ever was. If you haven’t already played the original Legend of Zelda, you are missing out on an amazing experience.

You can get all the game details on Nintendo’s website.

Filed Under: Games, News, Nintendo, Software, Wii U Tagged With: Classic Games, classic nes, nes, News, Nintendo, the legend of zelda, Updates, video games, wii u shop, WiiU

How To Make an LED Cube

August 31, 2013 by Richard Vincenti Jr Leave a Comment

This is a great build video for an 8x8x8 LED cube by Kevin Darrah that I stumbled upon on the web. It goes over the basic build techniques  and shows you how to utilize a jig for assembling the LED arrays. As you watch the video you will quickly begin to realize that this project is not for the entry-level builder, clearly this is something that will consume a lot of your time and patience but the end result is awesome. Either way, it’s interesting to see how it all comes together.Blue LED in a cube

There are many Arduino builds out there that can be great for beginners. If you’re not familiar with Arduino then I highly recommend that you read this introduction to Arduino, it covers everything you will need to get up-to-speed on what it’s all about.

You can find many projects in the Arduino Playground, they include schematics and code to help you build cool stuff. If you want to make a much more novice-friendly 3×3 LED Cube you can use these schematics and code.

So what are you waiting for? Find a project and get building!

Filed Under: Build, Computers, Electronics, Guides, Hardware, Hobby, How To, Linux, Mac, OSX, Software, Windows Tagged With: arduino, breadboard, Build, Electronics, Guide, hobby, How To, LED Cube, Linux, Mac, OSX, PC, programming, Software, Windows

Lego Minifigures Online Trailer

August 29, 2013 by Richard Vincenti Jr Leave a Comment

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Move over World of Warcraft, It’s LEGO time!

Well almost, the MMORPG style LEGO Minifigure game, which was initially announced last year, now has a trailer that shows off some of what’s to come and I have to say that I’m pretty excited about how things are shaping up.

LEGO Minifigures Online will allow you to do much of what you would expect from an online game including gaining experience, leveling up, customizing your characters, going on adventures and exploring new worlds, but all inside the LEGO world.

The game does not currently have a release date but it is scheduled to be available sometime in 2014 for Android, iOS and PC. You can view screenshots and get the latest details about this game by heading directly to LEGO’s website.

Filed Under: Android, Games, iOS, LEGO, PC, Software, Video, Youtube Tagged With: Android, iOS, lego, Lego Minifigures Online, MMORPG, PC, Software, trailer, video games, videos, youtube

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