Ask Me Anything: 10 Answers to Your Questions About ps3 controller cables

I have been using a cheap cheap controller that I got at a GameStop. It is not the best controller I have ever used, there are better ones out there, but it is cheap enough and not too bad to use. I tried it out, got hooked on it, and have been using it for a couple of years now.

While I have had great success with the controller, the cables are the bane of my existence. I have tried to explain to my family and friends that I like using the cable only to get “Why not use the controller?” shouted at me. I have explained to them that I like to use the controller because I can use the controller to play my music, but the cable is just too painful to use.

The problem is the price-point. For $20 I can buy a controller cable that will be a lot more comfortable to play with than the controller itself.

The problem with the controller cable is that it costs twice as much as the controller. So for $20 I can buy a controller cable for half the price, but it won’t be worth the price difference. Also, the cable is not worth the extra half-pound that the controller cable is. I just don’t see how the cable will be more comfortable than the controller itself.

The controller cable is a standard controller cable, but it is not a standard controller cable. The cable comes in two different lengths from the manufacturer, but that is not a standard controller cable. It is actually a long USB cable that connects to the system via the PS3, and is then connected to the PS3 controller. The cable is more than just the controller cable.

The cable also has a power connector and a port for the controller’s power source. It is not just the controller that needs to be connected, but the power source as well. Because the cable goes to the PS3, it is also connected to the PS3’s micro-USB port. This means that it will be able to power the controller and the system, but not the PS3 itself.

The cable is compatible with all the current generation of PS3s. That includes Xbox 360 and PS2. It is also compatible with the PS2 Pro and PS2 Classic.

What you would usually expect to see in the cable connection is the PS3 (or Xbox 360) controller port being connected to the cable, and the power cord being connected to the PS3 micro-USB port. In that case, it would be the PS3 controller port connected to the PS3 micro-USB port as well.

The problem is the power cord is connected to the port on the PS3, not the controller port. The PS3 controller port has an input as well as an output, so it would work just fine. Unfortunately, the PS3 controller port is a very tight fit with the cable. If you want to use the cable for your controllers, you would need to open up the port on the PS3, or use a very large connector.

The PS3 controller port is a 3.5mm jack, and the cable is a 5-foot length. I had the best luck using a cable with an input and an output, but it was a bit slow going.