DualSense Wireless Controller

I don't own a PlayStation so I unfortunately can't play Astro Bot, but the footstep haptics in FFXIV is some of the coolest stuff I've experienced with my DualSense controller. Incredibly immersive. I've also been playing Arkngiths: Endfield quite a lot since its release earlier this year, almost ex

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

DualSense by far. That said, I do prefer Xbox Series controller for button heavy games. PlayStation symmetry will always be better for dual stick games.

As many have already stated. For whatever reason, they have v-sync enabled for PlayStation. I believe it could be 1/2 v-sync when in 120hz mode. But it’s still there. It’s always been a thing. For example, I’ve enabled v-sync on PC using my same TV that I use playing apex legends on PC before 120hz

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

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

This is in regards to SCUF’s new Omega controller. Honestly, the Omega feels more like a downgrade than an upgrade, and no, I do not think you should replace your Reflex FPS with it. The biggest issue is that they gutted so many things that make a PS5 controller feel like a DualSense in the first pl

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

I play on PlayStation because their games to me are amazing showcase of what the system can do. Dual sense Controller I did not expect to be this game changing. Now I do have a switch just for Zelda. I don’t have the switch 2 because no new Zelda game is on it yet.