Now that the lid is finally off the PS5, we?re starting to see studios talk about the games themselves, and we?ve seen the physical PS5 console design, I think it?s important to look back to the PS5 DualSense controller reveal earlier this year. While features like ray tracing, 3D audio, eliminating load times, and better visuals are certainly front runners for what will define next-gen, the changes Sony made to its iconic controller hint at games not just looking better, but also feeling better. The DualSense is one of the most important parts of the PS5. It?s a necessary peripheral that becomes the conduit between us and the games. So it makes sense that its upgrades will be, well, ?sensed,? when next-gen rolls around.
A Rose By Any Other Name?
The DualShock is an iconic controller. Excepting the original PlayStation controller that didn?t have analog sticks and that weird period after the PS3 launched where we just had the Sixaxis controllers without rumble, Sony has never deviated from the name. Every single PlayStation console has had its associated DualShock, so we all just assumed that the PlayStation 5 would carry on the tradition with the DualShock 5. We were wrong.
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