Sony afslører PS5-controlleren ved navn DualSense
Vi krydsede fingre for, da Mark Cerny endelig gav os en teknisk forklaring af PlayStation 5-konsollens diverse komponenter, at dette ville markere starten på en længere kampagne, og at vi kort efter ville høre mere - det viste sig så at være præcis sådan tingene hang sammen.
For nu, via en detaljeret gennemgang på PlayStation Blog, har Sony løftet sløret for den controller der ankommer sammen med PlayStation 5, og her bryder de faktisk med DualShock-navnet, for i stedet hedder den DualSense.
Den nye controller byder endnu engang på genopladelige interne batterier, og den oplades med USB-C. Desuden forklarer de yderligere om de nye Adaptive Triggers i L2/R2:
Our design team worked closely with our hardware engineers to place the triggers and actuators. The designers were then able to draw the lines of how the exterior of the controller would look and feel, with a challenge of making the controller feel smaller than it really looks. In the end, we changed the angle of the hand triggers and also made some subtle updates to the grip.
De har droppet Share-knappen fra DualShock 4, og kalder den nu i stedet "Create"-knappen, men du kan faktisk stadig dele ting ved at trykke på den. Vigtigst af alt har controlleren nu et indbygget sæt mikrofoner så du ikke behøver en ekstern af slagsen, og den har et mere slående design.
In all, we went through several concepts and hundreds of mockups over the last few years before we settled on this final design. DualSense has been tested by a wide range of gamers with a variety of hand sizes, in order for us to achieve the comfort level we wanted, with great ergonomics.
Sony lover i sidste ende at afsløre mere om konsollens design snart.
"DualSense marks a radical departure from our previous controller offerings and captures just how strongly we feel about making a generational leap with PS5. The new controller, along with the many innovative features in PS5, will be transformative for games - continuing our mission at PlayStation to push the boundaries of play, now and in the future."
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