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Novelty Hack: Playing PS3 Games on an iOS Device

By james_fudge

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Apple probably will not be happy to see the video to the left because it shows off PS3 games on an iPad screen. The hack reportedly lets PS3 owners play their games over an iOS device such as an iPad. The good news for Apple is that the hack requires some technical expertise to use.

For one, users will need to have their own capture device, input converter, USB mouse and keyboard, a PC, and a PS3. These devices will work with a custom build of everyAir. The hack is more of a technology demo and not very practical for really playing games, but it is interesting.

Source: IntoMobile by way of UberGizmo

Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on March 02, 2011 (boomark / email).

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