CTA Assault Rifle PS3 First Person Shooter Controller Unboxing & First Look Linus Tech Tips
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I thought this thing was hilarious so I definitely had to unbox it!
The video opens with Linus calmly introducing an unusual unboxing subject, a CTA Assault Rifle PS3 controller, shipped to the office by a coworker. He describes the device as a PS3 peripheral that remaps all standard PS3 buttons onto the rifle shaped controller, powered by AA batteries, with a trigger functioning as the R1 button and built-in sound effects from a speaker. He demonstrates the setup steps: inserting a USB dongle, turning on the rifle, and syncing with the PS3 by pressing the PS button. Linus walks through the physical layout in a light, humorous tone, noting the removable scope and stock and the presence of labeled button mappings so players can press from an angled perspective. The unboxing evolves into a hands-on test as he wires in batteries, powers the device, and toggles between single shot, burst fire, and full auto modes, while checking the feedback from the device’s lights and sounds. He reflects on the product’s price, originally around $450, and contrasts it with the bargain he got, around $29.99, setting up a playful finale about the gadget’s appeal despite its high-end promise. In a quick wrap-up, Linus thanks the viewer for watching the “hilarious unboxing,” acknowledges a helper filming the segment, and signs off inviting viewers to subscribe for more unboxings, reviews, and related content. The ending preserves the playful, kid-like enthusiasm Linus shows when handling novel tech, underscoring the video’s core value: entertaining, lighthearted exploration of a niche gaming accessory rather than a critical, professional-grade review.
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Questions answered
- What is the CTA Assault Rifle PS3 controller and how is it used with a PS3 console?
- It is a PS3 accessory that remaps PS3 buttons onto a gun-shaped controller, powered by AA batteries, with a trigger acting as R1 and built-in speaker sound effects. It wires to the PS3 via a USB dongle for wireless syncing; the user presses the PS button to connect and can switch between modes like single shot, burst, and full auto.
- What are the notable features Linus highlights during the unboxing and initial testing?
- He notes the removable scope and stock, the button labeling for easier use, the ability to press buttons from an angle, the built-in speaker with shooting sounds, the different firing modes, and the initial impression of the device despite a few misgivings about the internal visibility and the price comparison.