Chinese video game giant Tencent has developed its own controller. The patented design looks like a mashup of an Xbox wireless controller and the PlayStation DualShock 4 with its trackpad.…more»
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There’s apparently a good reason why Xbox wireless controllers do not come with rechargeable batteries: a previously unknown deal with Duracell. GamesRadar reports: A representative of Duracell UK has recently…more»
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Sony announced on Monday that it is bringing back a number of DualShock 4 colors, including red camo and steel black. According to the PlayStation Blog: The DualShock 4 wireless…more»
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Today, Sony announced PS4 accessory compatibility on PlayStation 5, including DualShock 4. First off, we learned that DualShock 4 is supported on PlayStation 5, but it will only support backward…more»
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Sony just announced the Back Button Attachment, a new peripheral that attaches to the bottom of a DualShock 4 controller. The Back Button Attachment allows you to remap up to 16…more»
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Sony has unveiled four new DualShock 4 controller colors for their PS4 console. The colors are Rose Gold, Titanium Blue, Electric Purple, and Red Camouflage. The new colors will be…more»
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