The first 24 hours of any major gaming announcement always comes along with the hottest of takes (and memes. So many memes). Usually, those knee-jerk reactions on a thing the general public has yet to even see in-person are purely subjective and best taken with a grain of salt. However, one Reddit user?s qualms with the newly announced PS5 DualSense controller and its familiar-looking triggers brings up a valid point about the controller?s design and giving people some DualShock 4 flashbacks.
In a Reddit post that exploded in popularity?it reached the front page of /all with over 3,400 comments?highlights a familiar and obvious design flaw with the new DualSense controller, announced yesterday with almost no warning. The triggers of the DualSense are positioned in such a way that any kind of force or jostling will cause them to activate. If you?re wondering why this is a problem then just think back to any time you?ve ever watched a video or played music through the PlayStation 4 and what happens when you fail to place the DualShock 4 controller down with the gentleness of Vegeta trying to crack an egg and failing.
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