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May 9, 2009 at 8:43 pm #25060

Knoxie
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i didnt have 2 plug my controller into my ps3 4 it 2 work wen i 1st got it i dont think & i can use my controller at my m8s house if i switch my ps3 off by the back

May 9, 2009 at 9:20 pm #25063

GHOST305
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To answer all three of your questions…1. the controller works with whatever system it is registered to 2. the bluetooth signals from each ps3 will not interfere with each other and 3. they do not have to be a certain distance apart because they wont interfere with each other anyways. I have two ps3's placed right next to each other (about 2 ft distance) and Ive had no problems with either of them interferring with each other.

May 9, 2009 at 9:47 pm #25074

Ps3 Freak
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Are u serious…? The Ps3, the most advanced game console out… and your asking the question if the controllers will interfere with each other!?!?!?

Think about how many ppl walk around the streets wearing bluetooth headsets…

May 9, 2009 at 10:21 pm #25080

XeroTheGreat
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PS3 Freak, it was a simple question. No need to be like that

Each PS3 would have a unique code and the controller will connect to that only.

May 9, 2009 at 10:29 pm #25082

Ps3 Freak
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Sry but it was a very silly question, & im sry if i appear to be being nasty…

May 13, 2009 at 12:04 pm #25428

jamesb5374
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GHOST305 said:

To answer all three of your questions…1. the controller works with whatever system it is registered to 2. the bluetooth signals from each ps3 will not interfere with each other and 3. they do not have to be a certain distance apart because they wont interfere with each other anyways. I have two ps3's placed right next to each other (about 2 ft distance) and Ive had no problems with either of them interferring with each other.

Yeah my mate brought his PS3 and HDTV round mine a while back so we could play WAW online. Worked no problem at all.
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