yeah no mention of it in the blog post means there's probably not else to say about it. Its possible there will be an attachment for DS5 as well though.
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Introducing DualSense, PS5's controller (Audio Jack Confirmed)
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Lol nice. 😮
Did you happen to make one for the Joy cons back when it was shown? DualSense Senpai needs company. 😋
A new release date for Last of Us 2 or Sony going third party due to bad feedback on DualSense.
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This seems to be another feature of the controller some of you might actually be annoyed with.
This new controller retains the feature where your movie will be fast-forwarded or rewinded when you set the controller down on the table.
Ugggggh
Now that I am digesting this, I am disappointed with Microsoft has not followed suit.
No next-gen vibration? No actuators? This means 3rd parties won't use them much on PS5 or PC.
Microsoft is not prioritizing input innovation enough . Perhaps because of focus on their laser-focus on best-in-class traditional horsepower.
No next-gen vibration? No actuators? This means 3rd parties won't use them much on PS5 or PC.
Microsoft is not prioritizing input innovation enough . Perhaps because of focus on their laser-focus on best-in-class traditional horsepower.
Hype and tech details aside, I really hope these aren't suuuuper exorbitant price-wise. Crazy to think we've hit a point where controllers are retailing for more $$ than a launch AAA game.
I'll make one when I'm less lazy :P
I'll make one when I'm less lazy :P
Really love all the strangely visceral reactions from some people in this thread, hahaha.
I'd prefer a solid color, but this looks great overall. Really hope this is an indication that the console will be white.
I'd prefer a solid color, but this looks great overall. Really hope this is an indication that the console will be white.
Its actually grown on me after looking at it for a while. I like it. The DualShock 4 and the PS4 gave off this neo-futuristic feel and the console itself looked really sleek.
PS5 seems to be going down the sci-fi route and this controller looks like it was pulled directly out of Passengers or Oblivion.
PS5 seems to be going down the sci-fi route and this controller looks like it was pulled directly out of Passengers or Oblivion.
I like it. Though I have a habit of liking things and then looking back 4 or 5 years later and going "whaaat?" Should be plenty of color varieties by then though. My main concern is battery life. I use xbox one and ps4 controllers with equal ease but I'm a convert to the quickswap of batteries over charging cables. My launch ds4 battery life was pretty terrible and my ps4 pro version is moderately better, but my anxious brain always reserves a tiny bit of worry over when it's gonna run out.
If this is any indication, the look of the console will be really appealing to me.
I hope it keeps the same dual tone white, and black design with blue light.
Had to try it
Gotta say top is kinda wack. Bottom looks great though.
Not sure why people say it looks like Xbox controller? Is this like one of those old dot pictures you stare at for 30 minutes to see the image? Is it cuz it's white? I don't get it I'm really trying here
Kind of hope this is a thing, I really don't want white in my living room.
Kind of hope this is a thing, I really don't want white in my living room.
Yeah, the controller is a good indicator of the console's color scheme. It seems to be in alignment with what the PSVR started in terms of the color scheme and aesthetics.
Just keeping the tradition of accidentally attacking an NPC in a Souls game when you put the controller down.This seems to be another feature of the controller some of you might actually be annoyed with.
This new controller retains the feature where your movie will be fast-forwarded or rewinded when you set the controller down on the table.
It's funny that the controller reveal generated more hype than the actual specs of its console.
Yeah I was disappointed Microsoft didn't innovate on the controller front myself. Maybe it allowed them to put their cost into the core console. Got to believe the research and tooling for a new controller is an expensive endeavor. Would be shocked if PS5 comes in below $499. Judging from social media response they would still sell at that price so what the incentive for Sony to price it lower?
The blog post framed this as a "first look" and it felt like they were implying they just want to get the basic design out there and mention a few features.
Then likely go into detail closer to launch and give us a breakdown of all the features, buttons, battery capacity, etc.
My bet would be an layered design like PS4/Pro but not necessarily square, one layer white and one layer black with blue LEDs dividing.
If you think that you haven't been paying attention. Microsoft focused on reducing input lag and rumble triggers are in the Xbox one controller, so seems like they had next gen rumble covered.
Is there any suggestion that the new "Create" button is actually physically different from the DS4 share button? I assume it's the one to the left of the touchpad? Just looks like a regular button to me. Seems weird to highlight it here if any difference in what it does is on the console software side rather than the controller hardware.
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Why would anyone want disconnected dpad arrows though? It goes against dpad design since the beginning of time, it's simply wrong.
Dont you get it tough, we had "nextgen" trigger rumbles on Xbox One and then 3D rumble on Switch, and the reality is, nobody gave a shit. No one is asking for those features and it's more than likely to add to the cost of the controller and be forgotten a few months after PS5 release. Adding a few rumbles here and there doesn't add to the experience, it's a freaking controller! What it needs is to be confortable in hands and precise for playing video games.
Also, the last part of your post makes no sense and has nothing to do with controllers, but I can understand that your scared that your favorite plastic box has less focus on horsepower and instead has haptic feedback that won't show up on screen and that will be forgotten by this time next year.
Makes sense. We will hold the Controller in our hands for years and play many games with it. Hardware specs are nice but we don't do anything with them.
This is the biggest question mark. Whoever integrates paddles into the regular controller first has a huge leg up on the competition, imo. They're game changing for shooters.