Sony has pushed out a great new update to all PlayStation 5 DualSense controllers, but it’s one that not all PS5 owners will be able to take advantage of. Over the course of the PS5’s lifespan ...

This update is rolling out in beta soon, testing out a big improvement for how players use their DualSense controllers.

Sony's latest console is dominating the market, but what makes it so good? I'll break down everything you need to know about ...

There are, however, more meaningful upgrades to be had, many of which directly impact one's interactions with the PlayStation ecosystem and make for a superior PS5 Pro experience when the console ...

The pro-style gamepad offers features like replaceable sticks, custom profiles, and adjustable triggers.

With the upcoming PS5 system update, DualSense controllers will be able to pair with up to four devices and switch between ...

In comparison, the regular PS5 currently costs $499 and features the console (with a 1TB SSD and built-in disc drive), a DualSense controller and a digital copy of Astro’s Playroom.

Available first in a beta rollout before a full public release, the new system software for PS5 and PS5 Pro will enable ...

I’m sure a $40 upgrade will be welcome for owners of the Victrix Pro BFG, as this definitely beats having to shell out even more for a brand new, stick drift-proof pro controller.

PS5's DualSense is one of the most advanced controllers on the market, which makes it frustrating when they break. Here's how to make them last longer.

The same goes for the pricing situation, too. While few would suggest that charging a PS5 controller is a huge deal, there is no denying that Sony has been behind the curve on battery life.

The PS5 Pro is expected to come with marginal, yet meaningful upgrades, most limited to the hardware. Even so, the proposed console will share most of its fundamentals with the original PS5.