Lean, Mean and Hard to be Seen
David A. Dodson

When Pelican first introduced their Predator Wireless Controller for the PS2 to the public, they knew they had a winner. It had the perfect layout, was comfortable to hold, had amazing range with no lag time, and held a charge like nobody's business. And, to no one's surprise, it was and remains today a wildly popular controller. Which is why it does come as a surprise that Pelican has re-released the Predator with a new control system and a fresh Camo finish. Why tinker with a winning formula? Because it makes the controller even better, that's why. The hand-painted Camo print finish makes the control pad pop like no other. Add that to the Predator's list of attributes and you truly have a remarkable piece of gaming equipment.

And make no mistake, this controller really does pop visually. With its three hand-painted camo finishes in either Urban, Jungle or Desert, there's no confusing the Wireless Predator 2.4 Camo with any other on the market. Great pains have been taken to make them look the very best that they can in the detail department, from the pebbles on the face of the Desert model to the matching painted dongles

Don't think for a minute that this thing is just eye candy. The Wireless Predator 2.4 Camo comes equipped with Pelican's brand new 2.4 GHz Smart Play Technology where the frequency, channel and power buttons of previous RF models have been dropped for a sleeker, more user friendly design. But what about the functions that these buttons represented? The Wireless Predator 2.4 Camo automatically goes into power-saving sleep mode after three minutes of inactivity, and powers back up at the touch of any action button, thereby making a power button obsolete. It also automatically links to the dongle's frequency, so no more extra frequency switches are necessary. Rumble can still be turned on and off, but automatically shuts down when the battery starts to lose charge. How's that for user friendly?

Pelican's Wireless Predator 2.4 Camo is definitely the way to go if you are looking for a PS2 controller that looks as incredibly as it performs. Available in Urban, Desert, or Jungle designs, for about thirty dollars, you can grab one almost anywhere gaming supplies are sold or from one of the dealers listed at www.PelicanPerformance.com.