DSX (DualSenseX) has added full native virtual DualSense support with wireless haptics and audio over Bluetooth, something many users have wanted since Sony’s advanced haptics were traditionally limited to USB connections. - Adaptive triggers and advanced haptics over Bluetooth - Wireless audio + haptics simultaneously - Native virtual DualSense support - Various app improvements and fixes - Better compatibility with games that support DualSense features

GTA 6 DualSense pre-orders went live today, and PlayStation Direct immediately collapsed, scalpers also didn’t waste any time, with some pre-orders appearing on eBay for as much as €195. The new controllers come in black and white versions, both priced at $85, but as soon as pre-orders opened, many people reported errors. Some users were waited around an hour just to place an order. Other retailers handled the demand better, although some were already sold out shortly after pre-orders opened. All of this for a controller, just imagine when the game launches

Microsoft is making DualSense support on PC a lot more interesting thanks to the latest GameInput update adding a dedicated DualSense helper that lets devs control features Developers can now control: >Adaptive triggers >Rumble >Lightbar >Player LEDs >Microphone mute LED It supports both the standard DualSense and DualSense Edge, and requires GameInput API v3 or newer. There is one important limitation: the helper currently only handles the USB connection format, doesn’t handle Bluetooth framing, checksums, connection management or input parsing.

The Grand Theft Auto VI limited edition DualSense controller is still up for preorder for $84, comes out with the game on November 19 #ad# Amazon: Best Buy: Target:

The PlayStation: First 30 Years book has so many cool prototype photos in it! Including a wild first concept for the original PlayStation and an early version of the PS5 DualSense.

The METRO Redux Next-Gen Update is live now, and it’s a pretty substantial upgrade for both METRO 2033 Redux and METRO: Last Light Redux. PC improvements include: • Uncapped FPS, depending on your hardware • 4K textures • 4A TSR, DLSS and FSR support • DLSS support • Screen Space Global Illumination • Increased geometry detail • Increased texture detail • Improved PBR materials • Improved animation quality • Improved sound quality • Spatial audio support • Adaptive Triggers for DualSense • Impulse Triggers for Xbox controllers • Power Optimized Mode for Xbox Ally/X • Epic Games, Integrated EOS for achievements and accounts • Fixed high-FPS bugs • Fixed mouse horizontal/vertical sensitivity issues • Improved stability on modern PC hardware, including Windows 11, AMD GPUs and high-refresh-rate displays People who own the game get the update for free.