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  jmac353 | February 26, 2008
  Any PS3 owner needs to pick one of these up. They are without a doubt worth it. The added weight makes the controller feel a lot more solid and that alone changes the way playing any game feels.
  
  Then there's the vibration functionality which nearly ALL games, (yes even release titles) have been updated to add this vibration functionality. The best part about the vibration functionality is the level of subtlety to it. It is without a doubt the best vibration feedback of any controller available on any console. There are way more levels of intensity this time around and it helps the immersion even more, especially in racing games.
  
  The only thing I could ask for is that Team Ninja freaking update Ninja Gaiden Sigma and give me vibration! That's about the only game that I own that doesn't have it, and I have 18 PS3 games.
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  kik36 | February 26, 2008
  I picked up one from e-bay a couple months ago, and it COMPLETELY changed my gaming experience on the PS3!! I am anxious to get a second one. Looking forward to this!!
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  SvR2008 | February 26, 2008
  Is the only new thing the vibration? Cause I'm not getting it if that's all.
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    kik36 | February 26, 2008
    Yeah but believe me it's WELL worth it!!! I haven't touched my basic six axis controllers since I got my Dualshock 3. Not only that, but it's adds more weight.
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    Krunal | February 26, 2008
    The original PS3 controller was extremely light, and whilst that may sound like a good thing, I know that I've felt that it's going to break when I grip it tightly (for example when playing Folklore, I have shake the controller, and it feels like it's going to break any second). So more weight and added vibration is what's new
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      SS4Gogeta | February 27, 2008
      Actually it not much heavier than the original Sixaxis. They use a thicker grade of plastic is the only difference I can see. When you hold up your Sixaxis to a light you can see through it, you can't with the Dualshock 3. It's more like the Dualshock 2 but lighter. I still feel like I could easily snap it into pieces.
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  random_gamer | February 26, 2008
  Great news. I can't wait to pick one up.
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  StabWound | February 26, 2008
  Eh, I don't know if I'm going to spend $55 on rumble...
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    Linkin Park Fan | February 26, 2008
    Or you can spend 50 on an old ps3 controller. I bet the old sixaxis will drop in price untill they run out of them and sell only DS3
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  Jeterocks | February 26, 2008
  I hope places offer some trade in deal where you can trade in a Sixaxis controller and get a discount on a DS3 because I already have 2 Sixaxis and I have no need for 3 controllers.