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The DualSense serves as the primary input device for Sony's PlayStation 5 console, launching alongside the system on November 12, 2020.
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A new PlayStation 5 DualSense controller just dropped with a metal shell and a steep price tag. The release is limited to roughly 1,000 units, which makes for an unusual strategy.
Blind ranking ten iconic controllers means each pick gets locked in before you know what's next. The order that came out: SNES at six, PS2 DualShock 2 at five, Wii Remote at seven, six-button Sega Genesis at four, the…
Blind ranking iconic gaming controllers
The Xbox 360 version of GTA IV got recompiled so it runs straight on the console, no emulator in between. Put that on a jailbroken PS5 and you get native 4K, 120Hz and VRR, with a 60 FPS mode on tap. Your DualSense does…
GTA IV native on jailbroken PS5
Sony has released a new limited-edition PS5 DualSense controller for pre-order, offering collectors another fresh design option to add to their lineup.
Gran Turismo is turning 30, and PlayStation is marking the occasion with a Limited Edition DualSense. The front plate gets a carbon fiber-style finish, with racing stripes running across it. $84.99 is the price, and it's…
Sony pushed a fresh update to the PlayStation Portal handheld console, packing in several quality-of-life tweaks designed specifically for that form factor and the DualSense controllers built right into it
The Limited Edition DualSense Wireless Controller named LiSA is available for the PlayStation 5 with a CERO Rating indicating suitability for all ages. The listed price for the controller is ¥12,480.
Some of the merch announced alongside this new limited-edition PS5 DualSense controller is still missing, even though the controller itself is now available for pre-order. #DualSense #PlayStation5
Sony secured a patent for a PlayStation controller design that supports tap-to-pay with cards or phones
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Sony secured a patent for a PlayStation controller design that supports tap-to-pay with cards or phones
