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PlayStation 3 Controller Compatibility

PlayStation 3: browse exact controller models with a source-linked relationship. Results distinguish the connection method and game or app context. A missing model is unverified, not automatically incompatible.

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Identify the exact path

Read the model name, game version, wired or wireless mode, and any receiver or adapter requirement. Feature support such as headset audio, rumble, motion, and wake-from-sleep may differ from basic input.

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Documented controller relationships

Source-linked compatibility relationships
ModelGame / use contextEvidence statusConnectionConditions and limitsOfficial evidence
MAGIC-NS 2Adapter output hostDocumented with conditionsUSBCheck the host-specific output mode and current official input-controller list.MAGIC-NS 2 platform/controller lists — Mayflash, checked 2026-10-30
Logitech G29 Driving ForceController-supported gamesPlatform listed; connection mode not verifiedMode not recordedLogitech lists PS3 for G29; verify the specific game's wheel support.G29/G920 Driving Force Steering Wheels and Pedals — Logitech G, checked 2026-10-31
Brook Wingman XE 2 Controller ConverterAdapter output hostDocumented with conditionsUSB converter with model-specific wired or Bluetooth inputWingman XE 2 is a converter, not a licensed native controller. Brook’s FAQ limits PS5 use to PS4-format games on PS5 and requires current firmware and a host mode for Switch 2.Wingman XE 2 supported hosts and input controllers — Brook Gaming, checked 2026-10-31
Brook P5 Mini Fighting BoardBoard installed in a wired fight stickDocumented with conditionswired board in assembled fight stickP5 Mini is an internal fighting-board component. Brook lists PS5 fighting games, PS4, PS3, original Switch, and PC; it expressly excludes Dragon Ball FighterZ for PS5 in its captured game list.P5 Mini Fighting Board compatible games and hosts — Brook Gaming, checked 2026-10-31
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Connection checklist

  1. Confirm the full model and console or OS version.
  2. Choose the documented USB, Bluetooth, Xbox Wireless, or proprietary receiver mode.
  3. Check the game or app’s controller support and special features.
  4. Use the official setup page linked in each relationship before updating firmware.

Evidence scope

The table reflects source-linked research checked 2026-10-30; there was no physical testing or live firmware monitoring. For a controller absent from this table, the result is unverified.

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