SplitFish to Show Frevolution X Controller at E3

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SplitFish has been making some very interesting controllers for the console gamer for several years now. The company has announced that it will be showcasing its latest line of controllers at E3 starting soon. The new controller being shown off is the Frevolution X system set to launch this fall.

The new Frevolution X system will include the Dual SFX FragPro controller that improves on the slick FragFX controller for the PS3. The FragFX controller is a wireless split controller that puts an optical laser mouse in one hand and a nunchuk style motion controller in the other. Read more

Posted on Mon, 1 Jun 2009 07:00:00 CDT | by Shane McGlaun

Splitfish motionFX Adapter for Sony PS2 Video Review

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Today I spent some time playing with the SplitFish motionFX Adapter for PS2 and shot some video of the SplitFish motionFX in use. With the motionFX on your PS2 you can get over your Sony PS3 SIXAXIS or Wii envy, at least if your envy encompasses the motion sensing capabilities of the new generation of consoles.

Connect the motionFX to your standard PS2 controller and you can turn it into a motion-sensing device that is ideal for driving games, but can be used for any game you desire. There is a bit of a learning curve with the SplitFish motionFX adapter when it comes to sensitivity and control, though the sensitivity is adjustable.
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Posted on Tue, 27 Feb 2007 15:37:56 CST | by Shane McGlaun

SplitFish edgeFX PS2 Mouse Controller Review

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FPS games on consoles are not ideally played with gamepads for many gamers. There are many of us out there who want a mouse for our FPS games. If you are one of these gamers longing for a mouse to make your shooters better, you are in luck.

SplitFish has a new controller called the SplitFish edgeFX that splits the familiar control layout of the DualShock 2 PS2 controller into a right handed mouse and a left handed controller. Between the two you can control all aspects of your FPS games with the added benefit of more fluid movement with the mouse. Read more

Posted on Mon, 26 Feb 2007 13:44:45 CST | by Shane McGlaun

Splitfish SensorFX adds Rumble to Sony PS3 SIXAXIS

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Gaming accessory company Splitfish already brought motion sensing to the PS2 controller. Now the bring rumble back onto the Sony PS3 controller with the SensorFX.

To avoid issues with Immersion’s Rotating Mass Patent, Splitfish uses technology with no moving parts. We are in contact with Splitfish about a photo of the SensorFX, but they do not have one yet.

It will be interesting how well this works. Splitfish is creative that is for sure. We got in contact with them back in 2005 when they introduced the eyeFX 3D glasses for the PS2.
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Posted on Wed, 31 Jan 2007 10:00:00 CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Splitted PS2 and PS3 Controller GlideFX by SplitFish

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SplitFish GameWare added another unique gaming accessory to its line-up. The GlideFX is a controller for the Sony Playstation features separate left and right hand grips.

Instead of the right stick the GlideFX features a trackball. Of course this split-design reminds strongly of the Nintendo Revolution controller. What is missing of course is the 3D motion sensor.

SplitFish says it the GlideFX will be available for the Sony PS2 and later for the PS3 as well. They will introduce the GlideFX controller at the E3 2006. Read more

Posted on Thu, 30 Mar 2006 00:53:32 CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Splitfish 3D Shutter Glasses for Sony Playstation 2 Review

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Viewing games in 3D on the Sony Playstation 2 is possible with Splitfish Gameware Inc's eyeFX 3D Adapter.

I was pretty surprised to hear about the existence of 3D shutter glasses for the Sony PS2. So I was eager to try them out. The Splitfish eyeFX 3D is apparently the only real 3D adapter for the Sony Playstation 2. I could not find any other accessory like this on the market. Splitfish found some way to get existing games display shifted images to generate a 3 dimensional picture when viewed through the shutter glasses. The effect is quite amazing.
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Posted on Tue, 1 Nov 2005 07:21:37 CST | by Luigi Lugmayr