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Last week, Sony officially announced its DualSense controller for PlayStation 5. Of course, the new controller is different from the previous PlayStation controller. In my opinion, this is a great progress, whether from an aesthetic point of view or from an ergonomic point of view.

Personally, I have always liked the Xbox controller because I think it looks better and, more importantly, it feels more comfortable to hold it for a long time. However, ps5's new DualSense controller seems to draw on some of the design elements of the previous Xbox controller. To tell you the truth, I am very interested in it.

Except for the new shape, the color scheme of the DualSense controller is different from that of the previous PlayStation controller. Contrary to the all-black design, the DualSense controller uses two color schemes and looks very smooth.

It is worth noting that the DualSense controller is the first PlayStation controller with built-in microphone and tactile feedback.

Hideaki Nishino, senior vice president of Sony, said recently that "tactile feedback will make you feel all kinds of strong feelings while playing games, such as the slow friction of driving in the mud."We have also integrated adaptive triggers into DualSense's L2 and R2 buttons so that you can really feel the tension of your movements, just like bowing and archery."

All of this sounds great, and the design of the new controller and its new features are very popular.

Of course, as the battle between Xbox and PlayStation intensifies, it may not be surprising that former Xbox director Albert Penelow recently highlighted some of his concerns about the PlayStation 5 dual-sensor controller. It is worth noting that Penelope's criticism is not about the appearance of the controller, but about what he sees as technical flaws.

Nero complained on Twitter that when the dual-sensor controller was placed on the plane, it leaned against the trigger. He also said he was "worried about the part lines on the handle" and pointed out that the thumb ball might feel uncomfortable for players with large palms. He also wants to know whether the microphone is as good as theory in practice and whether the controller is backward compatible with PS4.

While these ideas are intriguing, it is worth remembering that they are just guesses until we really get first-hand information about the new controller. By the way, Penero admitted that he had not yet tested the new controller, but added that he was "looking forward to it".

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