A new patent filed by Sony will give its PS5 controllers, or 'input devices,' a set of new buttons with unique functions on their backsides.
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And what gamer doesn't love nice features and a good backside? Lol! J/K
If true, I can't imagine what kind of gameplay can be added with more buttons. It would have to be proven like Ape Escape did a long time ago with the dual shock.
Right now with the amount of buttons currently, and the announced haptic feedback, is enough for me. Unless Sony figured out something I needed that I didn't know I wanted. We'll just have to wait and see.
Last minute update? Is the Dual Shock 5 going to release on January? Because that would be a last minute update.
How a change on a device that is going to be released almost a year from now is called a last minute update is beyond me.
Best feature on a controller is the amount of play time it provides before needing another charge hopefully the Ds5 battery will be powerful enough to to send power for all the functions without dying out too fast or at least make the battery easily replaceable for those who want more we shouldnt be tethered so much on these new consoles
The DS5 is sounding very nice with the haptic feedback and stick technology.
The built-in mic is also a smart feature.
Hopefully the new ergonomic design feels good because i've grown quite attached to the DS4.
Back buttons or paddles would be a bold move to incorporate into a standard launch controller, perhaps they will provide multiple iterations of the DS5? Or perhaps it will become the standard and the recently announced DS4 paddle add-on is a way to bring the DS4 up to speed, especially on crossgen games that may heavily incorporate a back button or paddle oriented control scheme into their games.
Sounds very interesting............it will be real interesting to see what they come up with.
Going by the tidbits we've glimpsed so far about the console and controller. This upcoming gen is shaping up to be something really special........if they make these features the default controller, then interaction in games should be amazing.