Sony remains cagey about a few things with respect to its next-gen hardware. One mystery concerns the DualSense controller?s functionality on other devices, namely PlayStation 4. Interestingly, it appears that while DualSense won?t work on the PS4, the device does pair with some products beyond the PlayStation ecosystem. Thus far, the new controller?s most intriguing compatibility test has taken place on an Android device with Microsoft?s xCloud. And it works.
Like several other influencers, YouTuber Austin Evans recently received a DualSense from Sony. Naturally, he tested the device?s compatibility on a series of products. Evans? video demonstration shows that, apart from the baked in microphone, DualSense does not function with PS4. (Perhaps a patch will one day change that") Afterwards, he tried to get the new controller going on Microsoft?s Surface Laptop Go. And it paired fairly well; the left stick worked fine, but the right stick, Evans said, was ?a little bit weird.? Face buttons, D-Pad, and the top buttons had good results.
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