Review on Sony DualSense gamepad, starry blue by Janis Bike ᠌

The recommendations contained in this review will apply to the white dualsense 1 revision. When I finally got around to it, I decided to pick up a second gamepad from the store so that I could play with my visitors. In both of those years, I utilized the gamepad in conjunction with the console itself. It wasn't until recently that I made the decision to put it away, however, when I noticed that the left stick was beginning to drift. At the same time, I played quietly and accurately (fortunately, all different kinds of fighting games and fifas are not interesting to me). In fact, it seems to me that this is the most important essence of this generation of consoles, because I have an Xbox and I really don't like its gamepad, starting from landing in my hand, to terrible vibration, and pressing buttons. I never failed to go high whenever I utilized dualsense, and whenever I activated the astros playroom, you could frequently hear me shrieking like a child. It is true that in the past two years, very few individuals have gotten even close to accomplishing this goal, yet several PS5 titles already introduce exciting features for dualsense. I'm not qualified to comment on the PC; all I did was connect a few video games to my MacBook so I could play Apple Arcade, and everything went off without a hitch. I will most certainly be using the dualsense edge as my primary gamepad for the PlayStation 4 as soon as it becomes available.