Maybe learn to read first and understand what is being stated?
Pot Kettle Black?
How are you supposed to play without a Dualsense? As I remember still aren't camera only/VR/playlink native PS5 games, so all released games until now require a Dualsense to work.
Yes, which I think it's what makes sense. Not all games need to make full use of all these features, and specially multiplatform games have to be ready to work without all these features in other controllers.
One legit source stating that please.
I agree and it was definitely possible for them to fit a bigger battery inside.
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I haven't haven't had time to do any long term tests and I'm not being super accurate with recording my findings but here is my update for the battery mod I did. I have been playing Demon Souls and got 10+ hours with the stock battery and am getting 20+ with my mod, as I expected.
The new battery weighs 50g compared to the stock 27g. I didn't have to cut anything inside the controller to make the new battery fit but I did install the stock battery's board onto the new battery in order to keep the 3 wire connection with thermistor. You can see my new battery vs the stock with and without its plastic enclosure to understand how I am fitting a battery that is so much bigger inside.
I always hear about broken controllers. Every single gen.
No the press stating that. I hate haptics so I probably would of remembered it if I seen it. I don't recall anyone of any importance stating only first party will use it.
www.google.com
That seems awfully positive and hopeful. I don't believe this is saying what I've asked.PS5's DualSense Could Be A Game-Changer If Developers Use It Well
Maybe the most impressive piece of the PlayStation 5 hardware is its new controller, but it'll only be as good as the games that support it.
-but if there's a drawback to the controller, it's that so many of its features seem like they might not get much use on a broad swathe of games--especially if those games are available on multiple platforms.
-That will only happen if developers embrace the hardware, though--and there hasn't been a great track record in that regard over the last two generations. If you're picking up a PS5, you should play Astro's Playroom and see what some of this next-gen tech is capable of delivering, because the DualSense is an intriguing and fresh bit of video game hardware. Hopefully its features will see wide adoption as we enter the PS5 generation.
They’re skeptical and doubtful of support besides first party. The haters and people calling a gimmick were mostly here. I doubt a pro would say that and hope to remain credible.
This things amazing. Can you make the guy clapping in the background Cerny?
I have no idea how to do that but please somebody do it. Great idea lol
It has to be evil face Cerny and the heads gotta be bigger because he doesn’t get a lot of screen time.
You just can't, even Sony's own crossgen games won't make full use of it because of PS4. I don't think we will see many games that were made with those gimmicks in mind, like let's say blowing into the 3DS or closing it to solve a riddle. Some added effects for sure, but nothing that affects gameplay.
Do the games not work then if you turn off the DS features from the PS5 menu?
All PS5 games use a controller .... so all games for PS5 will support it. This does not necessary mean that they use the features it has.
Think you replied to the wrong person
PS4 versions of first party cross-gen games don't use adaptive triggers, and haptics degrade to regular rumble instead.
They do and that's why there most likely won't be any groundbreaking games that are completely designed around / rely on the gimmicks. For example let's just say you play in a completeley dark level and you can only use the haptics to feel where you are going. Most likely not gonna happen and for sure not with 3rd party games.
I know, that's my point.
This. There is no alternative.
3 years of refinement plus they are used in conjuction with the triggers and controller speaker,Digital Foundry said themselves it was hard to defnire.
But the rumble alone is the same basically, right?
It seems to be a refined and definitely stronger actuator. Try to feel HD Rumble in the Pro Controller (JoyCon has a much smaller mass and volume) vs DualSense, feels stronger and finer grained.
Do not pretend not to know what supporting Dual Sense means…
Play more games
. Ghost of Tsushima, Returnal, R&C, etc…
Can confirm, I still think it's mostly a gimmick, but I haven't tried it yet so who knows.
It's not hard to understand. From what I've heard and read, the controller has been utilized really well in a handful of games, but in most games it's more of a gimmick rather than a core must-have feature. This is also what I expected it to be from the beginning. But since I haven't tried it, I'm not gonna rate it yet because that would be silly.
Progress has a cost.
I have it. Tried it in games like Doom Eternal, Metro Exodus, Returnal, COD CW etc and its not a gimmick.
Standing in a bathtub.
We can't use DS on Ps4 too(without some extra gadgets). What a shame.
Havent played ghost on ps5 did that on ps4. Beat ratchet and clank, still working on returnal here and there. Dont recall any memorable use for either game besides the adpative trigger for shooting and speaker for the occasional sound clip.Play more games
