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#1  Edited By mbmonk

I think you can run Linux on your PS3. So you can run flash to some degree. You would have to reboot your PS3, but that is about it.

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Honestly the stick I own sounds like a perfect match. Hori's Real Arcade Pro 3 (HRAP3). You have to import it from Asia though. I can confirm it works with PS3 games ( It had some issues with PS2 back compat on the PS3, I don't know if firmware updates fixed that). It definitely works with the PC. No drivers need. The USB cord is 7 feet long.  It has the PS button so you can bring up the in-game XBM.

Here is a review ( I suggest you look for more):
http://highscoreonline.wordpress.com/2007/05/11/review-hori-real-arcade-pro-3/

Here is the item at Play Asia.com
http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-zl-49-en-70-1rrr.html
The have a white HRAP3 but it cost more.

There are two negative with this arcade stick. One it  has an octagon gate. Most US sticks supposedly have a circle gate. Circular gates make it easier to do circle motions. Second, there is nowhere to rest the palm of your button mashing hand. Don't know if that is a issue for you or not.

I been playing the crap out of Tekken DR online with the stick and love it. It does take a while to get used to the octagon gate. It makes circle motions harder, but obviously it is something you will pick up in time using the stick.

Hope that helps.
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