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Introducing DualSense, PS5's controller (Audio Jack Confirmed)
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I am guessing that PSVR2 will simply have its own controller in the box, similarly to how it is with PCVR solutions.
They sell an attachment if you want for the PS4 controller, it'll probably be compatible with this one
Do you guys want real triggers? I was never a fan of the triggers on the PS3 or PS4 controllers.
The black trackpad looks amazing.I think leaving the pad black would have been nice,
How does this look like an Xbox controller?
Like, serious question... I am looking for a single similarity...
I've got lots of tubs, beds and weird mixtapes too, but a sex toy appeared out of nowhere too and i though it was kind of funny.Not for me, I get only tubs certified by Cerny itself:
maybe you get those thanks to your search history...
My browser doesn't save my search history, so... idk.
After seeing those devkit controllers I'm just happy and frankly proud of Sony for turning out such a unique looking controller. It may not be the prettiest but it is a head turner.
Honestly, I've been craving the Dualshocks to have something like what Xbox has where you can custom make your controllers. This is probably the perfect size and space for them to be more creative with colors and possibly set up something like that for themselves (for Sony that is).
I don't think going in a different direction visually is "fixing" anything. It's simply changes in the direction they are going with the new console. I like what this communicates visually. I'm getting something familiar but quite different from previous PlayStations.
Triggers on xbox one have their own vibration, plus traditional gamepad rumble.
DualSense has force feedback pushing up the triggers [the button can fight back against finger press], and a very fancy vibration on the analogue sticks [still waiting on the confirmation of sticks can also push back against the finger]. No traditional gamepad rumble.
No way. That'd be way too expensive. This controller has to work with PSVR2.
Of course you're not sure what I'm on about. That's been clear from your posts.
Why would they hide the fact that they added back buttons?
You'll have to wait for the Elite upgrade.
You're typing this on your phone probably right? A phone that has at least 2 cams and a microphone.
I really don't like it.
It's not ugly, but it reminds me all those cheap plastic third-parties/compatible controllers alternative to the original, I don't know.
I expected something more sleek/minimal and premium.
Sounded like they said it feels smaller than it looks so the actual distance might be pretty similar to the DS4.
I think leaving the pad black would have been nice,
The more I look at it, the more fine I am with the white, I am sure it will look vastly different in person anyway.
Thank you! This is exactly what I wanted to witness. Danke.
Hmm...I'm just going to have to get my hands on it to see what kind of difference it makes. I'd be shocked if it were any type of game changer. Nintendo hyped up there new rumble as well and now I feel like it's barely used.
The gradient really softens the contrast between the two colors. I like it.
They can't introduce the best back buttons I have ever used with the back button attachment then take that functionality away from me. It's going to be brutal.
But if they want to have a VR solution that will be even remotely competitive they have to have something for both hands separately anyway. Do you think they will stick with the Move controllers?
Can you do an all white with black joy sticks, triggers, create buttons, and DPAD? Also keeping the colors buttons on the right?
Pink anyone?
So does it still have a speaker so that audio will come out from the controller??? It's a shamefully underutilized feature, but really cool when games did it on PS4, to simulate things like radio/walkie talkie calls, etc.
