Aside from the motion control, the PS3 controller's cosmetics are almost a dead ringer for those of the existing Dual Shock controller that you'll find on today's PlayStation 2.

The Logitech Wireless Drum Controller for the PS3 system is expected to be available in the U.S. beginning in July and Europe beginning in August for a suggested retail price of $229.99 (U.S.).

Logitech’s wireless PS3/PS2 guitar has a wood body, a wood neck, metal frets and a rosewood fingerboard, meaning its $200 price tag brings you closer to the “rock” experience than normal ...

There are two official variations of the wireless PS3 controller: the Dualshock 3 and the older, discontinued Sixaxis. Both versions can be connected directly to the console via a micro USB cable, ...

There's a new PS3 wireless controller out there, and it's from none other than the king of peripherals. Their controller costs $10 less than Sony's own offering, but as we have found out, you might be ...

Both pieces of each controller are wireless, allowing you to avoid tangles during frantic gameplay. There’s no word on pricing for these guys, but they’re due to be released in the fall.

In addition Sony has confirmed that up to seven controllers can be connected wirelessly to the PS3 out of the box. In addition, accessories and peripherals can be connected via the USB 2.0 ports.

I don't use my PS3 all that often anymore but when I do, it would be nice to use a controller that's not coated in dust. DualShock 4 enthusiasts can use the controller on other platforms as well.

By using a USB cable, the PS3 controller can be swapped seamlessly from wireless to wired, and can be charged automatically. The cable can be attached and detached at anytime.

The guitar controller also incorporates a touch-sensitive slider, located on the neck of the guitar controller so you can rack up the points. So you’ll be free to go where the music moves you, the ...

The Logitech Wireless Guitar Controller for PS3 and PS2 has a wood neck and body, plus a rosewood fingerboard and metal frets, while its wireless system offers up to 30ft of range.