Folks over at RespawnFirst have spotted a Sony Interactive Entertainment patent that describes a controller that includes both a Bluetooth transceiver and a Wi-Fi transceiver. Although the patent application was originally filed in 2019, it was just published a day ago by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
An abstract reveals that the controller?s technology would allow it to prioritize the input signal that reaches the console or a web server first, which would reduce latency. Sony argues that players have become ?increasingly demanding? of in-game performance, justifying this technology.

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