One of The PS5's Best Features Is Now Available on PC, But It’ll Cost You
It’s no great secret that the PlayStation 5's DualSense controller is an impressive gamepad, one that not only makes for a more immersive, haptics-oriented gaming experience, but also gives more room for control schemes. For instance, Housemarque's recent Saros, like Returnal before it, uses the DualSense's adaptive tr...
It’s no great secret that the PlayStation 5's DualSense controller is an impressive gamepad, one that not only makes for a more immersive, haptics-oriented gaming experience, but also gives more room for control schemes. For instance, Housemarque's recent Saros, like Returnal before it, uses the DualSense's adaptive triggers to essentially create a new button, in a manner that isn't possible with other controllers. In short, it's a unique device, and easily one of the biggest perks of the PS5. However, it's far from perfect.
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