Looking at advanced controllers for current consoles, both Microsoft & Nintendo have first-party gamepads to fit the description. From Nintendo, the firm has the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller – compared to the Joy-Cons, it definitely is an upgrade to say the least. Then there is the Xbox Elite Series 2 Wireless Controller which is crafted with a frame to handled extended playtime and includes metal pieces adjusted for your play style.
Additionally, Microsoft just recently shipped the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 – Core. The game paddle is a white variant sold at a lower price which does not include the metal back paddles and interchangeable analog sticks. Looking at PlayStation, it was at Gamescom this August the firm revealed the DualSense Edge controller which will offer an advanced experience similar to the competition.
This week, Sony Interactive Entertainment revealed the controller will launch this January as pre-orders are to kick off next week on October 25th. You can watch the new features trailer for the controller in the video below:
“The DualSense Edge wireless controller features a host of hardware and software-based personalization options, including button remapping, the ability to fine-tune stick sensitivity and triggers, options to swap between multiple control profiles, and a unique on-controller user interface. It also sports the signature comfort and immersive features of the DualSense wireless controller, like haptic feedback and adaptive triggers,” Brand, Hardware and Peripherals Vice President Isabelle Tomatis writes.
“You can make the DualSense Edge wireless controller uniquely yours with the included three changeable sets of stick caps and two changeable sets of back buttons. Everything will come bundled in the included carrying case, and you can even charge the controller via USB connection while it’s stored in the case to make sure you’re always ready for your next play session.”
Are you planning to pick up the DualSense Edge when it releases?
The DualSense Edge launches on January 26, 2022 for $199.99.
Source: PlayStation Blog
