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    The battery is replaceable,

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    Also shop around you can pick up a controller for R645.
    If you buy a DS3 for R900 you should be shot

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    Quote Originally Posted by Solidus View Post
    The battery is replaceable,

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    Also shop around you can pick up a controller for R645.
    If you buy a DS3 for R900 you should be shot
    key word = Kinda replaceable (not officially replaceable like a 360 bat)

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    kinda replaceable still beats chucking it away.

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    I don't know how useful this is, but I feel like sharing.
    Official Sony Dual Shock 3 PS3 controllers are around R370 odd in Hong Kong. I picked my second one up there.

    This means two things :
    1) Get a friend that is going to Hong Kong.
    2) Ster kinekor is stealing our monies.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Dohc-WP View Post
    key word = Kinda replaceable (not officially replaceable like a 360 bat)
    So buying new penlites every two weeks is better? Or you could buy a play and charge kit that will die as well eventually, just like the PS3 one. Point being that both controllers are expensive, and as far as I know the DS3's batteries last a very long time. My friend bought a launch model PS3 and the controllers are still perfectly fine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wlad View Post
    So buying new penlites every two weeks is better? Or you could buy a play and charge kit that will die as well eventually, just like the PS3 one. Point being that both controllers are expensive, and as far as I know the DS3's batteries last a very long time. My friend bought a launch model PS3 and the controllers are still perfectly fine.
    Launch ps3 models didnt come with dualshock controllers, secondly when i bought my launch xbox 360 at launch in late 2006 i bought a play and charge kit with it and guess what ? the battery still works. oh and 360 controllers are dirt cheap compared to sixaxis or ds3 controls.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wlad View Post
    So buying new penlites every two weeks is better? Or you could buy a play and charge kit that will die as well eventually, just like the PS3 one. Point being that both controllers are expensive, and as far as I know the DS3's batteries last a very long time. My friend bought a launch model PS3 and the controllers are still perfectly fine.
    oh and only an idiot would use penlites instead of rechargeable AA batteries.

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    Last time I checked rechargeable AA batteries aren't too cheap either. And then there will still be the case of forgetting to charge your batteries and them dying in the middle of a gaming session. The best option is the play and charge kit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Solidus View Post
    Also shop around you can pick up a controller for R645.
    If you buy a DS3 for R900 you should be shot
    I was gonna say that It's not terribly more expensive than an xbox controller but must say that if I had the choice of a nice new game or a 2nd controller so a friend can play with me...The game seems to win lately

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