Gioteck Real Triggers Reviews

The style and comfort of PlayStation dualshock controllers have always been excellent since the PlayStation 1. However, the adjustment made to the controllers for the PlayStation 3 just seems bizarre in my eyes. Sony altered the design of the back shoulder buttons (L2 and R2) to become trigger buttons which typically don't push in straight, ...  Read the complete review

Having owned a Playstation 3 from release day, what seems like ages ago, I have spent a lot of my time playing games. I own some Dual Shock 3 controllers that I use with my PS3. Over this time I have kept having the same problem, slippy fingers! I know it sounds odd, but after a while when playing a fast paced, heart pumping game, your ...  Read the complete review

After having owned a PS3 since its release, there has always been something that has not felt right about the controller, but I could never put my finger on it. That was until I went over to a friends house who has added the Gioteck Real Triggers to his PS3 controller, and the difference is amazing, especially for First person shooter games. ...  Read the complete review

So I recently bought a PS3 slim. Having had a 360 for a few years I was used to the Microsoft pad, which is almost perfect for FPS games. I couldn't wait to get COD4 fired up on the PS3, so when I finally did, I was very disappointed to find the feel of the PS3 controller, specifically the triggers, was quite poor. The triggers on the ...  Read the complete review

For some strange reason, Sony designed very small and slightly curved L2 and R2 buttons which always cause your fingers to slip off. These two buttons get the most use for the average PS3 user so Gioteck stepped in with a very simple and cheap solution... Real Triggers. You can pick these up for £1-3 and the pack includes two Real ...  Read the complete review