Our goal with DualSense is to give gamers the feeling of being transported into the game world as soon as they open the box. We want gamers to feel like the controller is an extension of themselves when they’re playing – so much so that they forget that it’s even in their hands! Introducing The DualSense Edge Controller! During Gamescom Opening Night Live, we received our first look at a new version of the DualSense controller for PS5. Known as the DualSense Edge, this is a new premium controller that offers incredible customization and calibration options for gamers looking to give themselves an edge in both single and multiplayer titles. A new post on the PlayStation Blog offers the first details. Here’s a breakdown of what the new controller will offer: Adjust stick sensitivity, remap button inputs, fine tune dead zones, and even tweak the travel distance for triggers to, well, trigger! This allows for highly accurate control in shooters, racers, and more! Save multiple control profiles and swap between them on the fly based on which game you’re currently playing. Swap out stick caps and back buttons to keep the controller comfortable in your hands. These include standard, high dome, and low dome variations of each. Purchase and swap out stick modules if your current ones become worn down or need a refresh. Includes all the same DualSense features you know and love, including haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, built-in microphone, motion controls, and so on. Includes a USB Type-C braided cable which uses a connector housing to ensure it won’t slip out if you’re playing while it’s charging. A carrying case is also included that allows you to charge the controller while it’s in the case. No release date just yet, but stay tuned for more information on when you can preorder one of these! Key features of the PS5 DualSense Haptic Feedback – Adds a variety of powerful sensations you’ll feel when you play, such as the slow grittiness of driving a car through mud. Gran Turismo 7 Players will actually be able to feel anti-lock brakes with the DualSense controller. (source) Aadaptive Triggers for the the L2 and R2 buttons of DualSense so you can truly feel the tension of your actions, like when drawing a bow to shoot an arrow. Strong battery life for DualSense’s rechargeable battery. Lighter Weight There is no longer a “Share” button. Replaced with “Create” button feature Built-in microphone array, which will enable players to easily chat with friends with or without a headset Two-toned color design Changed the position of the light bar that will give it an extra pop. On DualShock 4, it sat on the top of the controller; now it sits at each side of the touch pad, giving it a slightly larger look and feel. went through several concepts and hundreds of mockups over the last few years before we settled on this final design. DualSense has been tested by a wide range of gamers with a … Read More