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To ensure full compatibility please select the correct mode The quick fire modes have been designed to work on all of your shooting games. Quick fire is set to the R1 button of your controller as this is the most common The mode is displayed on the LCD screen as M1 08SPS. The Quickfire controller has 6 different quick fire modes to suit all of your favourite shooting games. Press X to select it and then press O twice to go back to your game.įor further information on assigning controller ports please refer to your console instruction manual.

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Scroll down with the d-pad on the rifle until it says 1 on the TV screen. Select the controller settings and then select the ‘Reassign the Controller’ option. If it is not recognised as controller 1, press and hold the home button to bring up the option menu, while you have a game loaded. Ensure that your contoller is assigned as controller 1. The controller will connect to your PlayStation®3 console and the numbered Red LED’s will light up showing your controller number.Ĥ. This is the button with the house symbol.ģ. Press the `PS Home’ button on the centre of the controller. The Receiver Unit the Red LED, on the receiver, will stop flashing and be lit continuously.Ģ. When the controller has successfully connected with

Switch on the controller by sliding the power On/Off switch, on the Controller, to on. The Red LED on the Receiver Unit will flash constantly.ġ. Plug the Receiver Unit into one of the USB ports on your PS3™ console.

Slide the switch on the Receiver Unit to PS3™ mode. Insert 2 x 1.5 volt AA size batteries, observing the correct polarity

Remove the battery compartment cover from underneath the controllerĢ.

Program any action buttons for rapid fire.ġ.

Custom firing mode – set your own quick fire rate from 6 shots per second up to a blistering 60 shots per second.

8 shots per second up to 48 shots per second.

5 Preset quick fire modes for all your favourite games.

Thank you for purchasing the Quickfire controller for PS3™ from Bigben Interactive.

I think it's just too new - clearly they're just releasing both, and they probably have limited quantities to start, so the more likely scenario is that we just need to wait a few weeks/months for them to be more widespread, and/or pay the cost to ship from Amazon Spain/France. I would also be surprised if they didn't attempt to import it to the US as well, since releasing it in the UK would mean they'd already translated everything to English anyway. I thought the EU had one large regulator communications devices, but I could be mistaken on that.Įither way, I would be *shocked* if a company put as much time and money into making a custom controller and tablet, and then ignored one of the largest markets in Europe. I'm guessing they just don't have things set up in those countries yet since these devices have to get regulatory approval, and it might be taking more time to get UK approval than it did to get SP/FR. I'm not quite sure that's the case - they have english webpages for all of their products (including the Gametab and GameGrip) so I assume they're going to eventually release the items in the UK as that would be a huge market for them to ignore. I ordered stuff from Amazon Italy too, even if I don't speak any italian. Quote from: sadgasm on July 25, 2014, 12:02:46 pm I checked Amazon Italy or Spain also have the Gametab One, and like logseman said its easy to navigate even if you don't speak the language. I write him again and see if he could get me any information about the release date and the price. I wrote several times to the german PR department and they wrote me back. Since BigBens main market seems to be the non-english european market I think there is no english speaking PR department and therefore the tech support writes you back.īigBen is a french company which mainly produces 3rd party accessories for video game consoles, and that since the 90s (mostly they did offer 3rd party controllers nobody I know really bought since they where not that good, and later they where one of the many firms that produced a hell of Wii accessories). But BigBen is the only company selling the stuff. Some user here on the board said, that the company which builds the GPD devices also build (and developed the firmware) the Gametab One therefore I think that they also bild the Game Grip. I checked Amazon Italy or Spain also have the Gametab One, and like logseman said its easy to navigate even if you don't speak the language.