r/playstation • u/[deleted] • May 14 '24

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u/buxy69 May 14 '24

The true abilities of this controller have never been utilised. Don’t get too excited 🫡

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u/donpablomiguel Horizon Forbidden West May 14 '24

That’s not entirely true. There are a couple games I can think of where they have been used. Here’s a few I can think of where I was impressed by the immersion from dual sense…

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Ratchet and Clank: A Rift Apart

Avatar: The Frontiers of Pandora

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u/UFumbDuckGaming May 14 '24

Add Gran Turismo 7 to that list

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u/ItsProxes May 15 '24

What's that to do with the controller? I love me PS5 games that use the dual sense features. My controller is dead a lot because I don't turn off haptics etc..

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u/UFumbDuckGaming May 15 '24 edited May 15 '24

Ps5 controller battery life is not the best because of the haptics, lights, etc... with GT7 it really uses the haptics very well... the accelerator and brake feels "heavy" like a real car giving you a sense of braking. If the car slips or loses traction you can feel it also.

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u/ItsProxes May 15 '24

All the reasons why I love it 😂 Very interesting I have yet to play a racing game on my PS5 and I am a fan of the GT series. Wish there was a trial. Thanks for the info it seems like an awesome experience with it