DualSense Wireless Controller

Yeah, that alone is worth the extra money. I currently own a modded dual sense with Hall Effect. Without it, it’s just a horrible controller that will 100% get stick drift sooner or later. There are people on PlayStation subs who are on their 5th, 6th, 7th dualsense ffs. That’s more than a PS5 at th

100% accurate. PlayStation was the FGC standard for generations and, at a professional level, specific hardware matters less than the thousands of hours you've clocked building muscle memory with this exact hardware. Professional gamers also replace controllers like runners replace shoes (go look at

I get the complaints for Nintendo up charging the controller and the graphical upgrades (PS5 do the same thing after a few games initially were free). I get being mad at Nintendo for not having voice chat sooner (even though the Switch 1 had it through the Nintendo app on your phone, even though it

You’re basically proving my point for me. People tweak horizontal/vertical sensitivity, deadzones, and whatever else because real controllers have drift, wobble, and noise - and the higher the difficulty, the more the game punishes that. That’s exactly why I said: The higher the difficulty, the wors

At least on my side, it's because the only other controller that could have been capable of the features I like (gyro, back buttons, remapping capabilities, touchpads, and so on) was the DualSense Edge .. and I can't really find myself justifying the DualSense Edge for its price and the fact that it

I don’t really play any 3d Metroidvanias so it’s Dpad all the way for me. I was on the verge of refunding a game before I realized switching from analog to dpad was an option. It may also be that I use a dual sense PlayStation controller where I find the dpad more comfortable than the sticks. If I p