Patent registered in Japan reveals probable look of DualShock 5, PS5 controller

A new patent registration made by Sony was discovered today, which, it seems, is the new Playstation 5 controller. The sketches of the probable DualShock 5 were published in the Japanese Patent Office.

If this registered patent is considered true, there will be the removal of the light bar present in the DualShock 4 and a change in the size of the triggers and analog controls. In addition, we will also have the addition of a USB port where the headphone jack used to be on the PS4 controllers.

In a post on the ResetEra forum, we have a comparison between the PS5 and PS5 controllers, as well as showing that the DualShock 5 will have a built-in microphone. The addition of the audio receiver may be part of the plan to focus your console on streaming games. However, there is a possibility that it may not be a microphone but an adaptive trigger.

Peter Rubin, writer of the Wired website, in the midst of an interview with Mark Cerny, systems architect of the Playstation 5 development team, had the opportunity to play the prototype of the new Sony console and was able to describe in detail the experience of playing the game. with the new controller designed for the next generation video game. When picking up the DualShock 5, Peter notices a small hole, where after starting to play, he notices that it has the function of an "adaptive trigger". This command option, implemented in the new controller, is not simply a trigger, it has resistance levels that vary according to what happens in the game, that is, it obtains more resistance or becomes more malleable according to the actions that are performed. performed in the game.

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There's the possibility that it's an update to the DualShock 4, like what happened with Microsoft's Elite Controller on the Xbox One, but as the PS5's launch is very close, it's an idea that's pretty much discarded.

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Source: gamesradar, resetera