With DualSense, Sony has taken a hit and presented the PS5 with a strong argument against the competition. Unlike the Xbox Series X pad, the manufacturer’s controller has two new features, namely haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. The former offers next-generation 3D vibrations that can reproduce specific sensations (e.g. drops on your armor), while adaptive triggers, Simulate different pressure levels.
some special titles like Return or Rachet & Clank: Rift Apart, make particularly good use of these two capacities. Since the PS5’s launch in November 2020, Sony has ensured that the DualSense is compatible in other media, especially Steam powered PC and even Android.
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DualSense: Updates confirmed for Windows and MacOS
Still and if you don’t have a PS5, It is impossible for PC and Mac players to update the software part of DualSense.. But you can be sure that soon everything can change. Indeed, members of the ResetEra forum agree that Sony’s “DualSense Firmware Updater“, in other words, An update software for DualSense.
In this avalanche of legal terms, we even came across a few blunt remarks from a dedicated app for PC Windows and MacOS. The document doesn’t mention a release date, but it’s relatively recent (April 2022). In fact, there is a good chance that Sony will decide to launch this app in the next few days or weeks.
Thanks to this app, gamers on Windows and MacOS were finally able to update their DualSense to take advantage of haptic feedback and adaptive triggers on more titles. whether wired or wireless. For now, few new PC games support both of these features. GhostWire: Tokyo, Rainbow Six: Extraction or Call of Duty: Pioneer.
Source : ResetEra via TechRadar
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