It’s not cheap but it does make the best controller of the current generation even better.
Sony's premium controller is rarely on sale, but Walmart is offering a big discount on it while stocks last.
Astro Bot launches later this year
Day one buy ..
Too bad most devs do not take advantage of the controller’s haptics
They did a great job with the demo version I would guess with all this time they really push it now. Unfortunately nobody else does it. It really can make a big difference in immersion but it isn’t used beyond rumble , speaker and the touchpad as a button
Steering with the controller in GT7 is a game changer.
I've since played WipeOut and Project Cars 3 with gyro steering, and also loved it.
Wish more racing games used this feature
Recently, I had the opportunity to test a 15-year-old PlayStation 2 (PS2) controller, and what I discovered was astonishing: despite years of heavy use and a considerable amount of dirt buildup, this controller exhibited almost zero stick drift.
For those unfamiliar, stick drift is a common issue in modern gaming controllers where the analog sticks register movement without any input from the player. This problem has become increasingly prevalent with contemporary controllers, including the PlayStation 5’s DualSense. It got me thinking: why did we rarely, if ever, hear about stick drift during the PS2 era, despite analog sticks being a staple feature since the PlayStation 1 days?
Now that’s some high praise. I’d say it’s definitely better than the Xbox Elite controller. That thing is has horrible build quality.
I'm going to need it to cost a little less, but I'm definitely getting one at some stage.
The only problem is the regular DualSense is already so good, this is not giving me enough extra to justify the price.
Not for that price. For that price, I can buy several games. A regular Sony PS5 DS would suffice for me.
It’s cool, but I hate customization. Just give me the best controller with improvements. Battery improvement would be one option imo