Really??At launch yes, but some months later they made a firmware update for wireless...
https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-07-02-how-to-use-a-dualshock-4-wirelessly-with-a-ps3
Thats great news
Really??At launch yes, but some months later they made a firmware update for wireless...
https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-07-02-how-to-use-a-dualshock-4-wirelessly-with-a-ps3
Not my experience....
My Move controllers followed through two generations.
My old Thrustmaster T300 still works, so is my T8 shifter.
My PSVR was announced to be compatible next gen, so again two gen span.
What are MS and nintendo track records?
Well, it was news five years ago!Really??
Thats great news
[emoji23]Well, it was news five years ago! [emoji38]2:
How could we miss it, the firmware update clearly indicated the "performance and system stability have been improved".Well, it was news five years ago!
Well, it was news five years ago!
How could we miss it, the firmware update clearly indicated the "performance and system stability have been improved".
We have to conclude that Sony's Back Button Attachment is a worthy upgrade for DualShock 4 owners, whether you're playing on PlayStation, PC or elsewhere. The idea of providing the single most essential piece of a premium controller at a relatively low cost is a great one, and the sheer utility this adds to a wide range of games across multiple platforms is hard to overstate. That premise could have been squandered in the implementation, but the Attachment's convenient positioning and easy programming ensure it feels like a natural piece of the controller rather than a last minute add-on.
Moar buttons!I'm clearly missing the point of this thing.
For example, changing items in Dark Souls 3 requires you to press down on the d-pad, so if you're being chased by an enemy and get poisoned, you'd normally have to swap to your poison-clearing item and take your thumb off the left stick that controls movement, leaving you in an awkward position. Similarly, in Call of Duty, pressing down on the left stick all the time to sprint can be damaging to both the stick and your thumb, so mapping this to a rear paddle feels much more comfortable. And finally, what better way to change gears in Gran Turismo than with rear paddles?
Ghetto PSElite
But at a far lower price, meaning it's far more accessible than the Elite controller. So looking at it another way, MS offers a superior gaming experience for only for those with the expendable income, whereas Sony caters to the wider, more inclusive audience.Right, some more buttons but without any build quality improvements in the sticks or triggers or battery life or grips.
No store still trading is prioritising their supply chain to get more Dualshock 4 Back button attachments!Sony need to make more. These things are selling for £70+ on eBay because they aren't available in stores.
I think the point is more Sony underestimated demand, although it may be that demand has jumped with lots of people having lots of time to play shooters. Just checked eBay's history and they were ~£35-40 and less at the beginning of February with a large price increase by the end of February. I think the GAME exclusive thing shows Sony didn't make a lot, otherwise they'd have partnered with a bigger, not bankrupting every third month, company, I think.No store still trading is prioritising their supply chain to get more Dualshock 4 Back button attachments!
No, I bloody well have not!I don't know if you've been outside,
I don't know if you've been outside, but Starbucks is closed