Most probably they will support something like that.Any word about paddles or, at least, this?:
It has been reviewed well.
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Introducing DualSense, PS5's controller (Audio Jack Confirmed)
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It has been reviewed well.
Yeah I think its predominantly the more ergonomic shape - but then as was said earlier, its not so much copying as it is just improving the shape to fit hands better.
It's the color. Everyone making that meme is using a white Xbox One controller, even though that wasn't the default. Xbox is associated with white thanks to the Xbox 360 and Xbox One S.
They're both controller-shaped, and they both have the key differences (asymmetrical vs. symmetrical sticks, touch pad) that they always have had.
I am still trying to figure out how this is a copy of/looks like an xbox controller. If it's the two-tone color scheme, then thats debatable. However, everything else is basically a PS4 vs XB1 controller design which never got these kinds of responses.
Hmmmm...maybe, but after this social media response I think Sony would be shortsighted not to capitalize on this. They really should just have a custom DS option available directly from Sony.
This sounds amazing. I'm worried about price now. This thing is truly nextgen
Diverse control schemes for home console controllers has been a thing for a long time. Microsoft and Sony have doing it this whole generation, even.
I'm expecting PS5 to come in at $499. Everything is pointing to that. It won't hurt them because they will still sale every unit they produce at launch.
It's the shape. Its closer in shape to an Xbox controller now than a dualshock.
It's not crazy though. Phones have been doing this for a long time. It's just this is the first time EVER (i think), there are microphones on a controller. Of course it'll eliminate background noise and cross-talk.
$10 - 20 Amazon Alexa's and Google Mini's do all of this
just was about to post this, yeah im certain they have noise canceling in the controller probably similar to what they have in their earbuds.
That would be amazing. Their noise cancelling tech is the best in the market.
It's probably very important for that mic to be able to eliminate crosstalk and filter out sounds because otherwise the mic would probably pick up the mashing of the buttons and the moving of the sticks etc.
noise canceling in general is such a cool thing. simply playing back the same sound to cancel them out lol. i would hppe for sony to have some synergy with their audio division on this. but also i think someone was saying it would be good for noise calibration as well. prob like how sonos had me moving my phone up and down to calibrate use the controller to get a feel for your room.
All I can say is, is damn. This fucking controller might be the most advanced improvement for any controller that I can think of.
i feel like others thinking the shape of the console def might be similar to the shape of the touchpad. super curious how they handle it.
It's going to be great now it only needs a paddle accessory!
for all it has, i def think so with pulling forward their other innovations with the the touch pad and the speaker on the controller with adding the mic, the voice coil actuators for rumble and the triggers that apply some force as well. sony def is looking to give a more immersive experience. I love it with the look. Sony seems to want to come out with fresh and bold design for the new decade. Im enjoying their approach so far. cant wait to see the console next.
It will get one, it must. The DS4 One sold out and got good reception. Plus I'd much rather the controller doesn't have extra back buttons built in and rather make it optional and detachable.
There's no way the V shape won't be present in some way. People say it's that way because of devkit stacking, but the way it takes in air from the front-middle and expels it from the front-sides would also be an ideal solution for consoles placed on TV racks, with nothing but the front open for circulation.
As a Canadian, I'm expecting this to be 90-100$ after tax :o
Hey, remember, we haven't seen the back, so we may still have back buttons :).
I think we can look at the PSVR also to get a sense of where their design language has been pointing lately.
I see $79.99 shelf tag. That's a full $20 over the current price of a DS4.
It's going to be the same price as whatever the Switch Pro Controller costs.
Make sure to buy one during Black Friday / Boxing Day, those were the only times I ever bought my pro controller and second set of joycons.
Nice
A pair of Joycons are $80. I expect at least the same for this at minimum.
Why would it be the same price? I mean its kinda hard to imagine
Oh, I actually like that a lot. My mind would be blown if they go with something like that.
It's all going to depend what colors they have. If they make one like the really dark blue and black like the photoshop example or something white/gray like the classic 20 year PS DS4 that I have, I'd get it for sure. Don't think I'll be getting the same color if that's all they have.
Just looked at bestbuy, it's 90.. so 102$ after tax. Whew. I've got the Switch but haven't bought the pro controller. Don't know if it's worth it yet, since I love the current controller still (granted, I haven't been able to play it as much since I bought it).
I don't mind it as much with the high price considering the amount of things they're implementing on this.
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High quality mic that can isolate your voice from other background noise...that sounds awesome.
I was thinking something along those lines but with slightly more obvious air intakes on the top panel, the dev kit wasn't messing around on the cooling front..
Some more stuff about the DS from that old Wired Article
Its has a bigger battery and is heaver then the DS4 but still lighter then the XB1 controller
Adaptive Triggers
www.wired.com
Its has a bigger battery and is heaver then the DS4 but still lighter then the XB1 controller
Adaptive Triggers
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