DualSense Wireless Controller

I have the Deckmate stuff by Mechanism, and I really like it - it’s basically a little bracket that attaches to the back that you can then attach accessories to, like a kickstand or gaming pillow. The gaming pillow is pretty neat - it was kind of a luxury purchase, but I’ve been pleasantly surprised

Thanks mate! Now that I learned about the Pico dongle from the community, the whole concept makes much more sense. Using a Pico 2 with the DS5Dongle firmware essentially turns the DualSense into a native wireless USB bridge instead of relying on standard Bluetooth passthrough or emulation. So for Ap

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

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