User guide to Condemned 2: Bloodshot PS3 game

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Condemned 2 brings it back, with better visuals, better sound, and many more terrifying experiences. If you think its going to be like the first, think again. It has just enough gunplay, unlike the first. Online play. Graphics similar to the Darkness, (which impressed me) and tons of scary moments.. not just cheap scares, but creepy moments that stick with you.

I don't want to ruin it, but man some scenes in this game are just ridiculous. If you are a thrill seeker, and you love horror games, then check this one out. I feel like it deserves more credit then just an average score.. because its really hard to scare people in video games, and this one does it. It deserves a high score.
Everything that was mediocre within the first title has been revamped and made, for the most part, better. The crime scene investigations require the player to be intuitive in selecting tools to do the job right, wherein the first game simply told you what to do with a certain tool. I actually enjoyed surveying a crime scene.

The gameplay is a bit different in that the team at Sega has included a slew of new guns, an element not explored in the first outing (for good reason though.) Regardless, the weapon selections are amazing! The first 10 minutes gives the player an opportunity to beat a man to death using a prosthetic limb... I can't think of many other titles, save for Earthworm Jim, that allow you such a moment to shine. While fighting, you may even be given the opportunity to perform a special finishing move... a T.V. to the face, perhaps?

Atmosphere is where this game truly performs. It is creepy, moody, dark, and downright scary throughout. I love survival horror games, and God knows that Jericho was a disappointment for us, the PS3 gamers. This is a no brainer for those wishing to appease their inner horror junkie.

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Oh, almost forgot. The multiplayer is just as weird as the actual game. Sort of what I'd imagine serial killers to do for fun... you know, outside the other hobby. Essentially it uses the same mechanics of deathmatch, team deathmatch, capture the flag, and king of the hill but adds a disturbing twist. Multiplayer is ONLINE ONLY and has no co-op feature. From what I've played, it's pretty fun. It won't replace UT3, CoD4, RFoM, or Warhawk anytime soon, though.

If you're looking for a good way to kill some time and enjoy a relatively frightening gaming experience, look no further.

How to play Condemned 2: Bloodshot PS3 game

Here we continue to introduce the classic PS3 games series which are available within PS3 games hard drive  provided by fyygame.com;Today what we want to talk about is  Condemned 2: Bloodshot PS3 game

We'll introduce Condemned 2: Bloodshot PS3 game in brief first and then talk about the guide of using controller and others.

Below is to introduce in brief for this Condemned 2: Bloodshot PS3 game

Genre
* Adventure

Style
* Survival Horror

Themes
* Be a Cop
* Blood & Guts
* Looking Out For Number One

Release Date
March 18, 2008

Developer
Monolith Productions, Inc.

Publisher
Sega of America, Inc.

Controls
Joystick/Gamepad

Save Space Required
1001KB

Then we'll show you how to use the controller to play this Condemned 2: Bloodshot PS3 game

CONTROLS
CONTROLS
X Button	pick up weapon, open door
Circle Button	turn flashlight on or off
Square Button (Hold)	display forensic tools
Square Button (Tap)	use most recently selected forensic tool
Square Button (Hold) + Left Analog Stick	select forensic tool
Triangle Button	check health, ammo or stun gun charge
Left Analog Stick	move
Right Analog Stick	look, turn
L1 Button	left light attack, firearm aiming view, incapacitate enemy
R1 Button	right light attack, shoot firearm, snap neck
R1 or L1 Button (Double-Pull)	activate attack chain
R1 Button + L1 Button	block
R1 Button + L1 Button	grab opponnent to initiate devastating finishing move (during defeated and dazed state)
L2 Button	sprint
R2 Button	throw weapon
D-Pad Up fire stun gun (unlockable)
D-Pad Down	access firearm holster (unlockable)
R3 Button	kick
Right Analog Stick (Swivel)	adjust antennas, knobs
L3 Button	medium attack modifier
Select Button (Hold)	display objectives
Start Button	field kit, pause menu
EVIDENCE MODE
L1 Button	zoom in or out
X Button	select, swap evidence choices
R1 Button	exit evidence mode
D-Pad, Left Analog Stick Left or Right or L1 Button + R1 Button	cycle through evidence tabs
D-Pad or Left Analog Stick Up or Down	cycle through evidence choices
GPS TOOL
L1 Button (Hold)	interact mode
R1 Button	zoom in or out
Left Analog Stick	pan left, right, up or down
R2 Button	cycle up through floor levels
L1 Button	cycle down through floor levels
X Button	place waypoints
R2 Button	lower tool

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Condemned 2: Bloodshot PS3 game is a FPS but its a fighting game too. What I loved about it is that the fighting was in first person and the combos were fun to learn. The graphics are not even close to the likes of MGS4 but the wackiness of the game makes up for it. Some times is scares the stuff out of you where some of the kills are absolutely hilarious. I have been telling everyone about this and totally recommend this game to people looking for a violent, bloody game. I mean where else can you use swords, pistols, shotguns, rifles, bowling pins for weapons and drink booze at the same time. Get this Condemned 2: Bloodshot PS3 game. You won't be disappointed.

How to play Viking: Battle for Asgard PS3 game

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We'll introduce Viking: Battle for Asgard PS3 game in brief first and then talk about the guide of using controller and others.

Below is to introduce in brief for this Viking: Battle for Asgard PS3 game

Genre
* Action

Style
* Action Adventure

Themes
* Mythology
* Demons

Release Date
March 25, 2008

Developer
The Creative Assembly

Publisher
Sega of America, Inc.

Controls
Joystick/Gamepad

Save Space Required
1024KB

Then we'll show you how to use the controller to play this Viking: Battle for Asgard PS3 game

CONTROLS
CONTROLS
UNSHIFTED STATE
Left Analog Stick	player movement
Right Analog Stick	camera control
X Button	focused power attack
X Button + A Button	focused power attack (when powered up)
Circle Button	focused activity
Square Button	slow attack
Square Button (Hold)	super strength slow attack
Triangle Button	jump
L1 Button	rage mode
R1 Button	inventory selection
L2 Button	block
L2 Button + Triangle Button	dodge
R2 Button	dodge
R3 Button	center the camera
Start Button	options
Select Button	open map, inventory
Select Button	messages (standard play)
Select Button	freya cam (battle)
RAGE MODE
Left Analog Stick	player movement
Right Analog Stick	camera control
X Button	fast rage moves
X Button (Hold)	biggest fast rage move
Square Button	slow rage moves
Square Button (Hold)	biggest slow rage move
L1 Button	rage mode
R1 Button	inventory selection
L2 Button	block
L2 Button + Triangle Button	power selection
R3 Button	centers the camera
Start Button	options
Select Button	open map, inventory, messages (standard play)
Select Button	freya cam (battle)
POWER SELECTION
Left Analog Stick	player movement
Right Analog Stick	camera control
Circle Button	enable fire power (region buff)
Square Button	enable ice power (region buff)
Triangle Button	enable lightning power (region buff)
L2 Button	block
R3 Button	centers the camera
Select Button	open map, inventory, messages (standard play)
Select Button	freya cam (battle)
INVENTORY SELECTION
Left Analog Stick	player movement
Right Analog Stick	camera control
D-Pad	change target for projectile weapon
Circle Button	use health potion
Square Button	throw throwing axe
Triangle Button	throw flame pot
L2 Button	block
R3 Button	centers the camera
Select Button	open map, inventory, messages (standard play)
Select Button	freya cam (battle)

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The contrast in this game is horrible to the Nth degree. I have a 10,000 to 1 contrast t.v. and even then it's hard to distinguish shades of black from each other. Walk into a shadow and you'd disappear, if it weren't for the light medallion the developers cleverly placed on you. The graphic filtering is bad too -- you don't have even edges to things. Basically, the game developers gave up and left it 90% finished graphics wise. The game is a tad repetitive, but not in a way that gets boring. So this Viking: Battle for Asgard PS3 game worthes a try.

NGP rumored to be renamed Playstation Vita

Sony may start referring to its next handheld system.

When it was introduced earlier this year, Sony called it the Next Generation Portable, or NGP. However, the company noted this was only a code name and likely not what it would be called when it came out by the end of 2011.
The NGP was officially announced in January of this year. The release of the PSP successor itself wasn’t a big shock. We all knew it had to come eventually. The real shock was the specs of the device, which was essentially credited as a PS3 Portable with similar graphics.
After the announcement it became a tad silent around the NGP as Sony is waiting on the E3 to announce more.

But today we received some new regarding to the official name of the NGP!

Now, as we start to approach the biggest video game trade show of the year, E3, what could ne its final name has been leaked. According to the website Gamespundit.com, which claims to have received information from an unnamed source, the device will be officially titled the Playstation Vita.

The new name is already drawing criticism from video game analysts and media, but there always seems to be a backlash when new console names are announced (see: Wii, Gamecube, Xbox 360).

That being said, it's not unheard of for a device to go through a couple different code names before a final one is announced. It is still several months before the new Sony gadget hits the manufacturing plants, so clearly nothing is set in stone yet.

It would be a departure for Sony to come up with a brand new name. Many had expected that any sort of new handheld would just be called the PSP2, given the history of names for Sony's home consoles.

User guide to Armored Core: For Answer PS3 game

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Stomp and smash your way through mobile battle stations to destroy them from the inside out in this 13th installment of the Armored Core franchise. As a mercenary pilot of a giant mech, you must locate and eliminate a total of ten battle stations to save the galaxy from rival factions. Online cooperative play is supported for 30+ missions, while up to eight players can battle each other on over 80 maps spanning multiple terrain types. As with previous games in the futuristic series, Armored Core lets you customize your mech's weapons and armor from a pool of 400 parts. Choose from two control configurations before engaging in day or night battles in fully destructible environments.

These rolling instruments of destruction are new to the series and easily the biggest draw in For Answer. Doing battle with them is intense and satisfying, particularly in the more challenging encounters, such as that with the Spirit of Motherwill. In this battle, you and your mech take down a series of cannons while avoiding the wrath of missiles and other bots, and generally wreak havoc. It's rough, mind you: Depending on the arsenal you equip your bot with, you could find yourself out of ammo if you don't conserve properly, and dodging the constant barrage of cannon fire isn't easy. But destroying the fort is immensely rewarding, and while not all of these battles are as exciting as this one, they're all fun and (usually) challenging without being cheap. Even better, you can ramp up the thrills by adding a buddy to the mix.

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this game to have all of the customization, fast-paced battle, and some really good missions that I've come to expect. Some missions are really short which makes action feel choppy sometimes, but others are so action packed I had to replay them. The graphics are beautiful in general. Water splashes nicely, your leave trails in the sand, missiles look good whizzing through the air. Overall, it's a good game for action fans. I think you can enjoy the game thoroughly without being a mech-nerd when it comes to fine-tuning your parts. That kind of thing is more for the hardcore fans and not needed to enjoy the game, especially for a rental. In the end, this is the same old Armored Core most people love or hate, nothing too innovative or new to mention for your average gamer.

User guide to Sega Superstars Tennis PS3 game

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Sixteen stars from Sega's best-selling franchises are brought together in this lighthearted tennis game from developer Sumo Digital. Included are characters from such titles as Jet Set Radio, Space Channel 5, Samba de Amigo, Nights Into Dreams..., Super Monkey Ball, and Sonic the Hedgehog. Each character can compete in four tournaments held on ten themed courts, from Sonic's Green Hill Zone to Out Run's Coconut Beach. Winning matches will unlock an assortment of tennis-oriented mini-games, each with a Sega slant.

The stages in Sega Superstars Tennis PS3 game are put to good use in Planet Superstar games. Each Planet Superstar game is a multi-tiered series of events. In the Jet Set Radio setting, the first event is catching a certain number of spray paint cans thrown at you while dodging cops on, of course, a tennis court. In the second tier, you pick up spray paint of the correct color while hitting tennis bills into an un-filled tag on the other half of the court, using the colored balls and the paint to fill in the tag. The Space Channel 5 event is a singles tournament, catapulting you into fame and fortune. In the Curien Mansion games, you'll find yourself cutting swathes through zombies with tennis ball strikes. The Superstar games are a bit more than mini-games but a bit less than full tennis, making for nice diversions.

One mini-game, for example, involves batting down zombies from The House of the Dead as they stagger and shuffle across the court. Another involves graffiti tagging a court's surface by hitting cans of spray paint. Exhibition matches allow players to pick and choose characters and courts for singles or doubles play, with the latter supporting four-player simultaneous action. While serving up aces and returning volleys, players can listen to multiple tracks of signature Sega tunes recorded in Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound.

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For fans of Sega/Sonic (and tennis) it's worth a rental or even a buy since it's so cheap now. It has a nice graphical style and is fun to play, especially for younger kids. It had a ton of unlockable mini-games, music tracks and such, enough to keep you busy for a good while.

 

How to play Sega Superstars Tennis PS3 game

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Genre
* Sports

Style
* Tennis

Release Date
March 18, 2008

Developer
Sumo Digital

Publisher
Sega of America, Inc.

Controls
Joystick/Gamepad

Save Space Required
177KB

Then we'll show you how to use the controller to play this Sega Superstars Tennis PS3 game

CONTROLS
CONTROLS
TYPE A CONFIGURATION
MENU CONTROLS
D-Pad or Left Analog Stick	highlight menu item, change option
X Button	select, open menu
Circle Button	cancel, exit menu
GAME CONTROLS
D-Pad or Left Analog Stick	player movement
X Button	topspin
Square Button	slice
X Button + Square Button	lob
Square Button + X Button	drop shot
X or Square Button	smash (ball is above player)
R1 or L1 Button	superstar state
Start Button	pause
Select Button	change view

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This Sega Superstars Tennis PS3 game is a good game, it's more than just tennis, I mean just you against the computer or a friend. Superstar mode is great because you can unlock just about everything and there are plenty of missions. The overall play is smooth and playing with four people when you have company over is good clean fun. It's good for all ages and There are some good characters in the game. If you have kids it's a great game it will keep them occupied while using some of there favorite characters.

I think this is the best sega game of all time because you play tennis,I can play characters i missed,It is one of my favorite games now.

User guide to Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 PS3 game

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If the original Rainbow Six Vegas felt like the first night of a trip to Sin City, its recently released sequel feels like the second; a little worn, but still a lot of fun. There's still a casino's worth of content and the best gameplay this side of Caesar's Palace. Plus, the introduction of a sprint button not only increases your speed, but also quickens the pace of the entire game. On the other hand, the cooperative play has been pared down a little and the expanded experience gains are about as glamorous as pillow mints--even if you are grateful for them. A third night of this might be too much to handle, but if you like to place bets with bullets at all, you'll definitely want to put some money down on Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 PS3 game.

Sin City is still under a massive terrorist attack, and it's up to you to save it from certain destruction! The best fighters are back, and you must lead the elite team to victory against an overwhelming foe. Explore beautiful Vegas hotspots and watch the weather dynamically change from dusk all the way to daytime. Create your own character which stays the same in both Campaign and Multiplayer Modes, where progress you make in each mode will benefit the other. Have a friend join in Co-op Mode at any time, on the fly, without a change to the story. Engage the improved AI teammates, who are equipped with thermal-vision and night-vision goggles, along with your favorite weapons and 11 new ones!

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Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 PS3 game is very similar to the first game. The story is pretty much the same as the first one. Terrorists are attacking Vegas. The graphics are a little better than the first one but not much. The gameplay is what is really quite good. The cover system is very fluid between first person and third person. The shooting is very spot on and their is usually no framerate problems, but there are some texture issues every now and again. The coop is crazy fun. Playing the campaign is very short but playing with a friend brings major replay ability. Overall it is a very good shooter worth maybe 30.00$ but not sixty so definitely rent it or if you can get it on sale do that.

 

How to play Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 PS3 game

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Below is to introduce in brief for this Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 PS3 game

Style
* Squad-Based Shooter

Themes
* Urban
* Terrorism
* Modern Warfare

Release Date
March 18, 2008

Developer
Ubisoft Montreal

Publisher
Ubisoft Entertainment

Controls
Joystick/Gamepad

Flags
Features Dolby Digital Sound

Save Space Required
3GB

Then we'll show you how to use the controller to play this Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 PS3 game

CONTROLS
CONTROLS
L1 Button	take cover
L2 Button	tag, spring
R1 Button	fire
R2 Button	vision mode
D-Pad	tactical interface
Select Button	roe, map
Start Button	pause
Triangle Button	switch weapon, inventory
Square Button	reload weapons, weapon options menu
Circle Button	use gadget
X Button	interact, move-to
Left Analog Stick	move, crouch
Right Analog Stick	look, zoom

The gun customization is very wide and the game features a soldier customization which is very good.The only downside to this game is that its environment graphics in the campaign are a little fuzzy. i do however strongly concider any shooter fan to experience such a wonderfully crafted and well made game

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 PS3 game is just as good as the first one. I like the weapons and you advance in rank a lot quicker. Haven't played it online yet but probably the same. The maps are good, but you are not really in Vegas. The first had more "Vegas" to it than this one. All in all great game!

 

User guide to Yakuza 3 PS3 game

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Yakuza 3 is a violent, urban action-adventure of organized crime and gang warfare, bringing Sega's PS2 series to high-def on PlayStation 3 for the first time. From a third-person perspective, the game offers open-world exploration and a player-directed mission structure, as in a Japanese version of the latter-day Grand Theft Auto games. The player's character moves and fights through detailed re-creations of real-world cities. Hand-to-hand combat is central to the play of the game, and characters gain skills and new weapons by facing and defeating opponents. The hero can also engage in many day-to-day activities as he travels through the city, such as shopping for clothes and goods, playing billiards, and even singing karaoke, through specialized mini-games. The third Yakuza game begins in modern-day Okinawa, where the series' protagonist Kazuma Kiryu and his adopted daughter, Haruka, have settled down to run an orphanage, away from the bloodshed and hate they knew in the big city underworld. In his earlier adventures, however, Kazuma became a man of great influence in Tokyo's criminal underground, making many powerful allies and enemies, and so before long, the outlaw hero is pulled back into the violent life he sought to leave behind.
Overall (you may need to choose a high quality White PS3 dualshock controller to increase your game experience in this Army of Two PS3 game):
This game will roughly bring you through 35+ hours easily, through a quick game play. It's your type of beat'em up game in the context of, "somewhat" random battles, experience points, semi-button mashing, and upgrading of abilities and attributes. If your a type of person that wants to run through a game 100%, this game'll be quite a challenge.

Story:
This one of my favorite parts of this title, and as well as one of the most annoying. As I have never played either of the previous ones, there are options to watch the skinny of both 1 & 2. Which is absolutely great! Each are about 15-20 minutes long but after, I felt pretty versed in the story. The story, as basic as I can tell it, is simply a retired gang leader comes back to the gang to clear up a mystery of an attempted murder of the new leader.

Gameplay:
The game starts out slow. Which has seemed to turn of many people who have tried it. The game play is simple in the task of beating up bad guys who start Trouble with you and taking down gangs/gang leaders. There's alot of running around, and fighting in the streets, as well as the story progressing. I personally found the combat extremely gratifying, although seldom does anyone die. There are plenty of special moves and finishers, that just make you wish you could do those things to people you don't like.

Content:
A huge thing besides the story of Yakuza 3 is all the extra things you can do. Fishing, Golfing, Errands, Darts, and taking girls out to karaoke, are just a few to name the list. Unfortunely the only draw back is certain missions or side quest are completed in chains, meaning there can be a lot to miss, if you don't use a FAQ.
One of the things that stuck out most for me is the game doesn't worry about being 'politically correct' like a lot of games in the west..... You can see many differences in cultures.

So anyway, you definitely shouldn't pass this one up if you enjoy an awesome plot, cool fighting moves, and unforgettable characters! I clocked 50 hours easily. Plus you can play gambling games, casino games, darts, pool, bowling, batting cages, and many other mini-games. You owe yourself to play this gem!

How to play Army of Two PS3 game

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Below is to introduce in brief for this Army of Two PS3 game

Genre
* Shooter

Style
* Squad-Based Shooter

Themes
* Buddies

Release Date
March 4, 2008

Developer
EA Montreal

Publisher
Electronic Arts

Controls
Joystick/Gamepad

Save Space Required
156KB

Then we'll show you how to use the controller to play this Army of Two PS3 game

CONTROLS
BASIC CONTROLS
GENERAL GAMEPLAY
L1 Button (Hold)	inventory wheel
L2 Button (Hold)	precision-mode shooting
R1 Button (Hold) co-op wheel
R2 Button	fire
D-Pad Left	select inventory, communication, ai commands
Select Button	toggle gps on or off
Start Button	pause menu
Triangle Button	roll, vault, slide into cover
Square Button or Tilt Sixaxis Up And Down	reload
Circle Button	back, exit mode
X Button	action
Left Analog Stick	move
L3 Button	crouch
Right Analog Stick	move camera
Tilt Sixais Left or Right	direct parachute's lateral movement
Tilt Sixaxis Forward	increase parachuting speed
Tilt Sixaxis Backward	decrease parachuting speed

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The graphics are good, and there is a lot of profanity. But, if you are a true gamer you should check this game out.

This Army of Two PS3 game is a decent third-person shooter that unfortunately sticks its boot in its mouth. It does so by belittling volunteer armed services and selling a power-but-no-responsibility mercenary fantasy, part of which takes place in the modern-day Iraq war. It mostly plays fine. The Aggro system works well (whereby your partner can hold your enemies' attention while you flank), and the online multiplayer is hectic fun. But the way it broaches and then mishandles such a controversial modern day issue is far from army strong.

How to play Lost: Via Domus PS3 game

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Below is to introduce in brief for this Lost: Via Domus PS3 game

Genre
* Action

Style
* Action Adventure

Themes
* Amnesia
* Tropical Paradise
* Evil Corporations

Release Date
February 26, 2008

Developer
Ubisoft Montreal

Publisher
Ubisoft Entertainment

Controls
Joystick/Gamepad

Flags
Features Dolby Digital Sound

Then we'll show you how to use the controller to play this Lost: Via Domus PS3 game

CONTROLS
CONTROLS
L2 Button	aim (gun)
R1 Button	observation camera
R2 Button	run
D-Pad	inventory
Select Button	notebook, display help, log
Triangle Button	call (in observation camera), examine (in observation camera)
Square Button	reload, light source, go, exit camera
Circle Button	cancel, go back
X Button	contextual action, activate beacon, talk
X Button	pick up item (in observation camera)
Left Analog Stick	move
Right Analog Stick	move camera
NORMAL/BEACON MODE
L1 Button	reposition camera
L2 Button (Hold)	aiming mode with gun
R1 Button	observation camera
R2 Button (Hold)	run
D-Pad Up	inventory
D-Pad Left or Right	scroll pages of notebook
Select Button	notebook, display help
Start Button	pause in-game
Triangle Button	examine, call dog
Square Button	reload, light source
Circle Button	back
X Button	contextual action, pick up items, look toward next
Left Analog Stick	move
Right Analog Stick	camera
AIMING MODE (CAMERA)
L1 Button	move focus backard
L2 Button	zoom out
R1 Button	move focus forward
R2 Button	zoom in
Square Button	enter or exit camera mode
X Button	take picture
Left Analog Stick	move
Right Analog Stick	aim
AIMING MODE (GUN)
L2 Button (Hold)	aim
L2 Button (Release)	stop aiming
R2 Button	shoot
Square Button	reload
Left Analog Stick	move
Right Analog Stick	aim

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The environments in this Lost: Via Domus PS3 game are hands down the best-looking part of the game, particularly on the PlayStation 3. The as-seen-on-Lost locations and the few new environments are beautifully and accurately rendered. The lighting, feel, and sounds of the environment are all spot-on. Frequently, we found ourselves walking out to precipices just to take in the sights or zooming in with our camera to see how detailed the hatch's bookshelves were. The crash site looks true to the show's pilot episode, even if the chaotic initial few minutes don't play out exactly as they do in the TV series. The areas look great, and their diversity keeps you from feeling like you're spending too much time in one place.

Maybe you're a huge LOST fan and have seen every episode then you may want to have a try for this game.

 

User guide to Lost Planet: Extreme Condition PS3 game

Here we continue to introduce the classic PS3 games series which are available within PS3 game HDD  provided by fyygame.com;Today what we want to talk about is  Lost Planet: Extreme Condition

An original sci-fi shooter from the developers of Dead Rising, Lost Planet takes place in an arctic wasteland populated by aliens and a ragtag group of pirates. The world, E.D.N. III, is home to the Akrid, an insect-like race that is threatened by an encroaching human colony. As a snow pirate named Wayne, your goal is to harvest the Akrid for the thermal energy necessary for mankind's survival. The harsh weather and hostile creatures require a bit more than the average snowsuit, so players can strap themselves into armor-plated, bipedal machines called Vital Suits. These suits can be outfitted with a variety of high-powered armaments, from plasma rifles and machine guns to rocket launchers and grenades.

Lost Planet features a third-person viewpoint and emphasizes frenetic action across 11 distinct stages. Targeting is automatic and missions are structured in a linear fashion, each culminating in a boss fight against a deadly mix of organic and mechanical creatures. Cinematic cut-scenes delve into Wayne's mysterious past, while destructible environments lead to new Vital Suits being discovered for alternate attack and transportation forms. Online support for up to 16 combatants is also included in a variety of game modes. In addition to the kill-or-be-killed elimination and team elimination formats, players can race to control five outposts or work together to take out an armed fugitive. The PlayStation 3 version includes 16 multiplayer maps and exclusive characters to unlock, including Dead Rising's Frank West, Mega Man, and more.

Some people may heard this Lost Planet: Extreme Condition PS3 game sucked and terrible graphics,story mode, and online.So did I. Thus I had thought about it and eventually decided to rent it to see what it was.So I put Lost Planet in to check out the story mode.I played for a couple of minutes the story turned out interesting and i got into the game.I played about an hour and i got hooked.Action everywhere and surprises a lot of surprises.Surprises like aliens popping out of the ground randomly and attacking you. Gameplay is pretty cool it took me awhile to get used to the controls but eventually it became 1st nature to me.The graphics aren't too bad either it's not the best but it's not the worst the graphics are quite nice.The story mode gets a little
repetitive though shoot aliens and snow pirates etc.But don't get me wrong it's fun. So now i try online which everyone said sucked but they were wrong. It was one of the best experiences of my life. It was packed with action gernades and bullets flying everywhere. It's cool how you can get in robot suits and control them to your liking the guns are cool to with a lot of firepower.To sum it up below is my score.
Graphics-8.9
Gameplay-9.1
Story Mode-8.9
Online -9.6
Control-9 (choose a high quality Silver PS3 dualshock controller to increase your game experience in this Lost Planet: Extreme Condition)
OVERALL-9.4

So just give it a try

How to play Lost Planet: Extreme Condition PS3 game

Here we continue to introduce the classic PS3 games series which are available within Customize 500G Portable HDD  provided by fyygame.com;Today what we want to talk about is  Lost Planet: Extreme Condition

We'll introduce Lost Planet: Extreme Condition in brief first and then talk about the guide of using controller and others.

Below is to introduce in brief for this Lost Planet: Extreme Condition

Genre
* Shooter

Style
* Third-Person 3D Shooter

Themes
* Arctic

Release Date
February 26, 2008

Developer
Capcom Production Studio 1

Publisher
Capcom USA, Inc.

Controls
Joystick/Gamepad

Then we'll show you how to use the controller to play this Lost Planet: Extreme Condition

CONTROLS
DEFAULT CONTROLS
HUMAN CONTROLS (PATTERN A SETTING)
Circle Button	action, melee attack, cancel
X Button	jump, confirm
Square Button	anchor
Triangle Button	change weapon
D-Pad Up or Down	zoom
D-Pad Left or Right	light
L1 or R1 Button	turn 90° left or right
L2 or R2 Button	grenade, shoot
Left Analog Stick	move
L3 Button	crawl
Right Analog Stick	aim
R3 Button	reload
Select Button	pda menu
Start Button	pause menu
VITAL SUIT (PATTERN A SETTING)
Circle Button	exit vs, equip weapon, cancel
X Button	jump, confirm
Square Button	special attack
Triangle Button	special function
D-Pad Left or Right	light
L1 or R1 Button	turn 90° left or right
L2 or R2 Button	fire left or right weapon
Left Analog Stick	move
Right Analog Stick	aim
R3 Button	reload
Select Button	pda menu
Start Button	pause menu
BASIC CONTROLS
Left Analog Stick	move
L1 or R1 Button	turn 90° left or right
X Button	jump
L3 Button	crawl
L3 Button + X Button	evade (roll)
Square Button	anchor
R2 Button	shoot
L2 Button	grenade
Triangle Button	change weapon
Right Analog Stick	aim
R3 Button	reload
D-Pad Up or Down	zoom
Circle Button	melee attack

Well,after knowing the details of controller,you may need to choose a high quality Yellow PS3 dualshock controller to increase your game experience in this Lost Planet: Extreme Condition

Some of you guys may think that thought this game was going to be a really bad game, because games that transition from the X-box 360 and the PS3 seems really bad. This game is actually really good. The online play is quite fun and the main storyline is much more in-depth than i thought. It just makes you feel good to see 2 100 feet robots clash at each other. The dynamics and well thought out realistic details makes this an excellent game. The dialog voice overs were very good. This is a game that anybody may enjoy; especially if you are into shooting game.

User guide to Turning Point: Fall of Liberty PS3 game

Here we continue to introduce the classic PS3 games series which are available within PS3 games hard drive  provided by fyygame.com;Today what we want to talk about is  Turning Point: Fall of Liberty PS3 game

Set in an alternate history in which famed British leader Winston Churchill dies in a 1931 car accident and the United States never enters WWII, Turning Point: Fall of Liberty tells the story of the subsequent world dominance by the Axis Powers. Neville Chamberlain's Great Britain surrenders to Germany in 1940, followed by Hitler's Middle East incursion and the fall of Russia one year later, and, thanks to oil from its German ally, Japan is able to skirt the U.S. embargo and assert its dominance over Asia. A limited resistance movement forms in the United States in 1943, but an uneasy peace persists for a decade as no military action is taken. Then, beginning with a stunning assault on New York City, the German army takes over the United States thanks to state-of-the-art weapons developed by a Nazi war machine that never stopped churning.

The game begins with the surprise invasion of New York, as fighter jets streak through the clouds, massive battleships converge on the harbor, thousands of paratroopers and hulking tanks pepper the Manhattan skyline, and giant zeppelins the size of aircraft carriers blot out the sun. Players take on the role of Dan Carson, a blue-collar New York construction worker-turned resistance fighter, as he traverses girders and battles paratroopers in an attempt to escape the shell of an incomplete skyscraper now crumbling from the German assault. With no gun to defend himself, Carson must use brute strength and take advantage of the elevated environment to fend of the Nazi attackers and reach the ground before the building collapses. It gets no easier on the ground though, as players must then use guerilla tactics and more unique environmental kills to overcome superior weapons and battle the Nazi menace through the streets of New York City, Washington D.C., and London.

you may need to choose a high quality Blue PS3 dualshock controller to increase your game experience in this Turning Point: Fall of Liberty PS3 game

Health is progressive, which means you'll have to take cover to heal when you get riddled with Nazi bullets. For firing back, you're allowed to carry four grenades and two weapons, which you can swap for dropped weapons as you come across them. Turning Point features some interesting boomsticks, like the MP50 submachine gun, that were apparently in actual development in Germany during WWII. On the American side, you'll have use of old standbys like the M1 Garand and Thompson gun.

 

User guide to FIFA Street 3 PS3 game

Here we continue to introduce the classic PS3 games series which are available within PS3 games hard drive  provided by fyygame.com;Today what we want to talk about is  FIFA Street 3 PS3 game

EA's playground-style soccer series continues with FIFA Street 3, which offers over 250 pro athletes from 18 international teams in five-on-five action across streets, on rooftops, and in other areas around the world. Athletes are grouped into four roles to help players quickly identify team specialists: tricksters, enforcers, playmakers, and finishers. As in previous games in the best-selling Street franchise, true soccer techniques give way to exaggerated moves like wall flips, ricochet passes, aerial acrobatics, and more. Each athlete is clad in a choice of authentic training kits or street clothes, as players attempt to assemble a world-beating team in an assortment of play modes.

The controls (you may need to choose a high quality Red PS3 dualshock controller to increase your game experience in this FIFA Street 3 PS3 game) jell in a way that prior FS titles hadn't. Although it's missing familiar controls from traditional FIFA, like slide tackles and through passes, it feels really intuitive for anyone who's played FIFA games for years. The trick system coalesces well with soccer gameplay. With a flick of the right stick you can perform feints and other tricks with more ease than in traditional soccer titles. With a button tap, you can do flicks and juggling moves. It's all in place to build up your Gamebreaker, which you can only fill by taking a shot on goal once you've performed enough tricks.

FIFA Street Challenge offers 34 missions to complete to unlock new players and teams, while Head-to-Head features a best-of series against a friend with a choice of six scoring rules. Playground Picks has rivals choosing five star players from the same pool of ten before participating in a match. World Challenge is an online competition against teams from across the globe, with rankings displayed on a leaderboard. Showboating players will once again be able to activate "gamebreakers" on offense or defense, improving their chances at making a big play with dramatic, cinematic tricks. FIFA Street 3 PS3 game also includes four difficulty settings, multiple ball types, and two camera views: sideline and "action."

This FIFA Street 3 PS3 game is pretty fun. If you want to kick back from the regular soccer games this is a fun arcade one to get. But I'd defenantly say download the demo first because it's just like the game with only two teams.

There's no story just matches and not all the national teams are on there but a lot of street teams are so if you're a serious soccer game player I'd stick with those games. So just have a try to FIFA Street 3 PS3 game.

How to play FIFA Street 3 PS3 game

Here we continue to introduce the classic PS3 games series which are available within PS3 games hard drive  provided by fyygame.com;Today what we want to talk about is  FIFA Street 3 PS3 game

We'll introduce FIFA Street 3 PS3 game in brief first and then talk about the guide of using controller and others.

Below is to introduce in brief for this FIFA Street 3 PS3 game

Genre
* Sports

Style
* Soccer

Themes
* Urban
* Professional Athletics

Release Date
February 19, 2008

Developer
EA Canada

Publisher
EA Sports Big

Controls
Joystick/Gamepad

Flags
Features Dolby Digital Sound

Save Space Required
144KB

Then we'll show you how to use the controller to play this FIFA Street 3 PS3 game

CONTROLS
COMPLETE CONTROLS
GENERAL GAMEPLAY
Left Analog Stick or D-Pad	move player, dribble
R2 Button	sprint
Start Button	pause game
Select Button	on demand replay
ATTACKING
X Button	pass (ground)
Square Button	pass (high)
X Button (Hold Then Release)	manual 1-2 pass
Circle Button	shoot
Circle Button (Hold)	shoot (power-up)
Right Analog Stick (Tap)	drag (when dribbling)
Right Analog Stick	drag (when standing)
L2 Button + Left Analog Stick (Hold)	face up
L2 Button + Left Analog Stick (Tap)	face up (fake)
L1 Button + Right Analog Stick (Tap)	face up (drag)
Triangle Button	juggling
L1 Button (Hold)	stall (when standing only)
Triangle Button	flick trap (when receiving a pass)
R1 Button	gamebreaker
R2 Button	wall move sprint wall flip (towards wall with ball)
Right Analog Stick	wall move drag (towards wall with ball)
DEFENDING
L1 Button	switch player
X Button	tackle (conservative)
Square Button	tackle (sweep)
Square Button	intercept
R2 Button	speed burst
R1 Button	gamebreaker
GOALKEEPER
X Button	throw short
Square Button	throw long
Triangle Button	drop ball to feet

Well,after knowing the details of controller,you may need to choose a high quality Black PS3 dualshock controller to increase your game experience in this FIFA Street 3 PS3 game

Good Multiplayer game. Very limited single player action. Wish a create a player/team option was available. Nice graphics. Smooth gameplay but limited moves during play so could get boring after short play time.

Overall this is great game to own and play. It's fun, arcade style gameplay is easy to pick up. Great graphics. The game is similiar to NBA homecourt,with a few less tricks. So if you like that game, this one is for you. Cool soundtrack also.

User guide to Devil May Cry 4 PS3 game

Here we continue to introduce the classic PS3 games series which are available within New Customize Portable HDD  provided by fyygame.com;Today what we want to talk about is  Devil May Cry 4 PS3 game

The fourth installment of Capcom's gothic action series is the first to feature a new protagonist: Nero, who enters battle with a double-barreled revolver called the "Blue Rose" and an ornate sword known as the "Red Queen." He is also a card-carrying member of the Order of the Sword, an organization systematically dismantled by former series protagonist, Dante. Nero's power is not limited to his distinctive weapons, however. Nero's right arm, a.k.a. "the devil bringer," is imbued with an ethereal glow and is a source of supernatural strength. The demonic appendage lets him perform feats of agility not possible by mere mortals, such as grabbing enemies from afar, slamming them into the ground, spinning them overhead, or initiating various other context-sensitive moves.

Almost EVERY single enemy in DMC3 where enemies that you could utilize any style or combo on. In dmc4, there are several enemies that you can do a bunch of SSStylish combos on, but many that you are bit more limited in what you do either because they have sheilds or some kind of protective thing on that you have to break through or weaken first to start hurting the enemy. Its more resemblant to DMC1's enemies but the combat and pure fun of beating your enemies is like DMC3. Anyway, the next mistake in the game is Dante.

Players in this Devil May Cry 4 PS3 game can once again freely switch between melee and projectile attacks to string together elaborate combos, with bonus points awarded for style. By varying his attacks and minimizing the damage received in each level, Nero will earn "Proud Souls" to spend on sword combos, bullets, and improved attributes. Fans of earlier versions can still collect health-enhancing orbs from defeated enemies and initiate "devil trigger" transformations for temporary boosts in speed and power. Throughout his demon-slaying journey, Nero must solve environment-based puzzles and confront towering boss creatures, with each conquest allowing him the opportunity to upgrade his powerful arm. Dante is also playable at certain points in Devil May Cry 4 PS3 game, which according to producer Hiroyuki Kobayashi, features more content than the first three titles combined.

The enemies where designed to be fought by nero mostly, and when you switch to dante, all the enemies that could be hurt better by nero's devil bringer now cant because dante doesnt have that so many of the enemies with the shields and protective barriers are now more annoying to defeat. But that doesnt mean dante isnt fun to play as. You can choose between any of his 4 styles from DMC3 and change them on the go in mid-combat. This makes for some extremely sweet combos and moves especially when you also get darkslayer as an extra style and can switch to that also! Then you get three new weapons that are each unique and totally SSStylish in their own way. The story is very good in this DMC. Even though its mostly centered around nero, its still a cool mix of characters and plot. The graphics are amazing except for the shadows. Also, this is the first PS3 game to have acievemnets!
GAMEPLAY:9.8/10
GRAPHICS:9.5/10
DESIGN:9/10
CONTROLS:9.6/10 (so get your controller upgraded to such as Silver PS3 dualshock controller/PS3 controller)
STORY:9.5/10
OVERALL:9.8/10.

In overall this Devil May Cry 4 PS3 game is a must have!

How to play Devil May Cry 4 PS3 game

Here we continue to introduce the classic PS3 games series which are available within New Customize Portable HDD  provided by fyygame.com;Today what we want to talk about is  Devil May Cry 4 PS3 game

We'll introduce Devil May Cry 4 PS3 game in brief first and then talk about the guide of using controller and others.

Below is to introduce in brief for this Devil May Cry 4 PS3 game

Genre
* Action

Style
* Third-Person 3D Action

Themes
* Demons

Release Date
February 5, 2008

Developer
Capcom Production Studio 1

Publisher
Capcom USA, Inc.

Controls
Joystick/Gamepad

Flags
Leaderboards

Save Space Required
4.9GB

Then we'll show you how to use the controller to play this Devil May Cry 4 PS3 game

CONTROLS
GAME CONTROLS
NERO
Triangle Button	close-range attack
Square Button	long-range attack
Circle Button	examine, devil bringer, cancel
X Button	jump, examine, confirm
L2 Button	exceed
R1 Button	lock-on target
Left Analog Stick	move
L3 Button	change lock-on target
Right Analog Stick	move camera
R3 Button	reset camera
Start Button	pause menu
Select Button	taunt
DANTE
Triangle Button	close-range attack
Square Button	long-range attack
Circle Button	examine, style action, cancel
X Button	jump, examine, confirm
L1 Button	devil trigger
L2 Button	switch long-range weapon
R1 Button	lock-on target
R2 Button	switch close-range weapon
Left Analog Stick	move
L3 Button	change lock-on target
Right Analog Stick	move camera
R3 Button	reset camera
D-Pad	change style
Start Button	pause menu
Select Button	taunt
SPECIAL MOVES
RED QUEEN MOVES
R1 Button (Hold) + Left Analog Stick Away + Triangle Button	high roller
R1 Button (Hold) + Left Analog Stick Toward + Triangle Button	streak
R1 Button (Hold) + Left Analog Stick Away + Left Analog Stick Toward + Triangle Button	shuffle
R1 Button (Hold) + Left Analog Stick Toward + Triangle Button	split (while in midair)
R1 Button (Hold) + Left Analog Stick + X Button	side roll
X Button	air hike (in midair)
R1 Button (Hold) + Left Analog Stick + X Button (just as the enemy attacks)	table hopper
BLUE ROSE MOVES
Square Button (Hold Then Release)	charge shot
DEVIL BRINGER MOVES
Circle Button	buster (with an enemy at point-blank range)
R1 Button (Hold) + Circle Button	snatch
STYLES
D-Pad Up	trickster
D-Pad Right	swordmaster
D-Pad Left	gunslinger
D-Pad Down	royalguard
PAUSE MENU CONTROLS
L1 or R1 Button	cycle pages
Circle Button	cancel
X Button	confirm
MOTION SENSOR
Turn Controller Left or Right	move the camera
Shake Controller Vigorously	set camera behing your character

Well,after knowing the details of controller,you may need to choose a high quality Silver PS3 dualshock controller to increase your game experience in this Devil May Cry 4 PS3 game

If you liked any of the DMC series your going to want to pick up this Devil May Cry 4 PS3 game immediately. The graphics are perfect, and the game play itself is so easy to pick up. I would recommend keeping off automatic so your not always just flying at the enemy. I found myself not using the gun as much but I didn't need though thanks to Neroe's Devil Bringer. Why shoot at somebody when you can pull him towards you and completely dominate him. In the boss battles you can even activate special moves with it.
When you finally get to play as Dante it takes a little getting use to without the Devil Bringer. He has a lot of the comic relief in the game because he doesn't take any of the bad guys seriously. But his moves are amazing. You get gauntlets of course and those are always the coolest. The pandora is amazing to. It's a box that can transform into four different weapons.
The only thing I thought was better in the 3rd one were the fights during the cut scenes. They are still awesome in this one, there just aren't as many as them. So trust that highly suggest you to have a try for this Devil May Cry 4 PS3 game!

User guide to Conflict: Denied Ops PS3 game

Here we continue to introduce the classic PS3 games series which are available within PS3 games hard drive  provided by fyygame.com;Today what we want to talk about is  Conflict: Denied Ops PS3 game

The fifth title in Pivotal Games' squad-based "Conflict" series takes players into the aftermath of a military coup that plunges Venezuela into civil war. Gamers take control two different members of the CIA's Special Activities Division, the hardened veteran Graves, and the exuberant newcomer Lang, as they travel deep behind enemy lines on three continents attempting to prevent the brutal new dictator from acquiring nuclear weapons. The Denied Ops portion of the title comes from the depth of their clandestine activities: if any member is captured, all links to the U.S. will be denied.

Most of the action in Denied Ops takes the form of massive firefights that allow the game to showcase its highly destructible environments. Players can demolish entire buildings, turn vehicles into flaming metal shells, or strategically use their weapons to carve out escape routes, attack covered enemies, and shoot through their own cover. Gamers can undertake the main campaign alone or team up with a friend in two-player co-op online and split-screen modes. Further multiplayer support lets up to four split-screen players or 16 online players battle it out in Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, and Conquest Mode.

This Conflict: Denied Ops PS3 game a some solid gameplay, the level and player physics are extremely good. As a matter of fact the physics is better than most all other PS3 games.

Though the action is primarily handled like a first-person shooter, players can instantly alternate between both characters to take advantage of their individual skills, provide covering fire, or set up an enemy-shredding fusillade. A variety of different weapons allow players to approach the game in the manner they see fit, like using silenced weapons and Graves' sniper skills to maneuver quietly, or taking advantage of Lang's arsenal of heavy machinery to blow enemies to bits. Gamers can also take control of armored personnel carriers, tanks, and hovercrafts, or call in air support from F-22 fighter jets and AH-64D Apache helicopters.

Back to the physics of this Conflict: Denied Ops PS3 game. Tthe level physics due to thier realistic reactions is quite good. Unlike most first person shooters, when you shoot a crate in this game it breaks at the exact spot the bullet hit. If you shoot the corner of a crate only that corner is affected, likewise if you shoot it in the middle. Crates, boxes, and other various items don't explode from one bullet, its very realistic.

Blowing holes in a wall is unique as well. If an enemy is hiding behind a thin wall, you can blast a hole in the wall and nail him. For example each gun has different reactions to the enviroment. The pistol will cause a very small bullet hole if any, while the sniper rifle/machine gun will knock a hole big enough to see through and aim the scope of that gun through, the shotgun will blast an entire door down in one shot or a man sized hole in a wall with two shots.

This means that in this Conflict: Denied Ops PS3 game if you can't hit an enemy because their behind cover, you can destroy their cover with the right weapon or even cause the roof to come crashing down on top of them. The RPG/ rocket laucher, which is always carried by somebody, can blast open entire structures, very handing at removing those annoying rifle turrets position on a third story window. The Grenade Lauching is an ad on device for the machine gun and is great for clearing entire rooms quickly.

you may need to choose a high quality Yellow PS3 dualshock controller to increase your game experience in this Conflict: Denied Ops PS3 game

This Conflict: Denied Ops PS3 game was disigned for Co-Op play at this is where it truely shines. Very smooth integration of levels makes two player Co-Op perfect. Worth playing

How to play Conflict: Denied Ops PS3 game

Here we continue to introduce the classic PS3 games series which are available within PS3 games hard drive  provided by fyygame.com;Today what we want to talk about is  Conflict: Denied Ops PS3 game

We'll introduce Conflict: Denied Ops PS3 game in brief first and then talk about the guide of using controller and others.

Below is to introduce in brief for this Conflict: Denied Ops PS3 game

Genre
* Shooter

Style
* Squad-Based Shooter

Themes
* Wreak Havoc

Release Date
February 12, 2008

Developer
Pivotal Games Ltd.

Publisher
Eidos Interactive

Controls
Joystick/Gamepad

Flags
Features Dolby Digital Sound

Save Space Required
2602MB

Then we'll show you how to use the controller to play this Conflict: Denied Ops PS3 game

CONTROLS
DEFAULT CONTROLS
MENU CONTROLS
D-Pad	select, change option
X Button	confirm, next menu
Circle Button	cancel, previous menu
BASIC GAME CONTROLS
Left Analog Stick	move forward or back
X Button	action
Right Analog Stick	look, move crosshairs
D-Pad Down	toggle normal, night vision
Circle Button	switch characters
Select Button	objectives screen
Start Button	pause menu
BASIC WEAPON CONTROLS
R2 Button	fire weapon
Left Analog Stick Left or Right	strafe left or right
Square Button	reload weapon
Triangle Button	toggle alternate fire (weapon attachment)
R3 Button	toggle scope aimed view (first person view)
D-Pad Up	toggle scope zoom (scope aimed view)
R1 Button	quick-throw grenade
GUN CAMERA (GRAVES ONLY)
D-Pad Up	toggle gun camera up (first person view)
D-Pad Left or Right	toggle gun camera left or right (first person view)
GUN LEAN
D-Pad Left or Right	gun lean left or right
STANCE
L3 Button	toggle kneel, stand
L3 Button (Hold)	toggle prone, stand
AGENT ORDERS
L1 Button (Hold)	open agent orders
L2 Button (Hold)	order agent to "follow me"
L2 Button	order agent to "advance to position", perform context order
Aim + L2 Button	take out specific target
L1 Button	order agent to "give suppressive fire"
D-Pad Up	order flashbang on crosshairs
D-Pad Down	order incendiary grenade or proximity mine on crosshairs
D-Pad Left	order frag grenade on crosshairs
D-Pad Right	order smoke grenade on crosshairs
L1 Button (Hold) + Triangle Button	order grenade launcher or 12-gauge shotgun assault
INVENTORY
Triangle Button (Hold)	open inventory
Left Analog Stick	select weapon
D-Pad Left	select primary weapon
D-Pad Right	select sidearm
D-Pad Up	select rocket launcher (lang only)
GRENADE INVENTORY
R1 Button (Hold)	open grenade inventory
Left Analog Stick	select grenade
D-Pad Up	select flashbang
D-Pad Down	select incendiary grenade (lang only)
D-Pad Down	select proximity mine (graves only)
D-Pad Left	select frag grenade
D-Pad Right	select smoke grenade
R1 Button	throw grenade
BASIC VEHICLE CONTROLS
X Button	emabark, disembark
Triangle Button	switch vehicle weapons
Square Button	switch positions
TANK/APC - DRIVER
Left Analog Stick	accelerate, reverse, rotate
L3 Button	align turret to tank
R2 Button	fire main gun (with second agent in gunner position)
Right Analog Stick	rotate turret (with second agent in gunner position)
R3 Button	toggle chase camera, close camera
TANK/APC - GUNNER
Left Analog Stick	accelerate, reverse, rotate (with second agent in driver position)
R2 Button	fire main gun
Right Analog Stick	rotate turret
R3 Button	toggle chase camera, close camera
HOVERCRAFT - DRIVER
Left Analog Stick	move forward, strafe left or right
Right Analog Stick	rotate hovercraft
R2 Button	fire heavy machine gun
R3 Button	toggle aimed, normal cockpit view
HOVERCRAFT - GUNNER
R2 Button	fire heavy machine gun
Right Analog Stick	rotate heavy machine gun
R3 Button	toggle aimed, normal cockpit view
MULTIPLAYER ONLY
L1 Button (Hold)	team radio (game chat)
Select Button	in-game scorecard

Well,after knowing the details of controller,you may need to choose a high quality Blue PS3 dualshock controller to increase your game experience in this Conflict: Denied Ops PS3 game

Actually, the game is fun at times, the weapons are good and seem accrate enough and its pretty cool to control both a sniper and machine gunner at the same time. Now, i'm not saying that this is something to put on your gift list but, its worth a try.