DualSense Wireless Controller

The game has built-in DualSense support, so you should have Steam controller support Disabled. Also if you are using something like DS4Windows to enable your PlayStation controller in Windows, you should turn that off as well since it is not required with First Light. I'm using it with a DualSense E

No problem on the rumble misunderstanding, that post was packed with data points and I tried to make it clear but it's definitely a lot to unpack. And yeah right after posting my last post I noticed you never mentioned "Deluxe" and realized you might have been testing on the Wii U game. Nintendo che

It is still good controller but I am not sure if it will work on ps because it is licensed for xbox and it has only Xbox protocol. Have you done the research about that? gyro sensitivity it has only gyro to right stick emulation. Not native d input. gyro not bad it's totally usable but not on compet

May be late but my 2 cents here. The best way to use DS4 Windows for a game that does not support DualSense controller natively is to set it to emulate an XBOX 360 Controller. This emulation supports basic haptic feedback (basic rumble). It translates standard PlayStation haptic cues into XInput rum

I'm liking my DualSense that I got to replace my DualShock 3 because I kept having to enable legacy features and stuff in my Bluetooth stack, and I wanted games to autodetect that I'm using a PlayStation controller and use the correct glyphs. I almost wish I waited to get a Steam controller, but I'm

Here is a rundown of my setup: Hardware & Display My PC is hooked up to both my desk monitor and my TV via a 9m HDMI cable. When I want to switch to a couch/lean-back setup, I just hit Windows + P and select "Second screen only." Game Launcher & Emulators I use Steam Big Picture Mode as the main fro