@smashman98

I did. I had a chance to try all tech demos quite some time ago. It wasn't a retail version, which probably is even more refined now. I'm saying 'It's amazing!' since then :D. We are all for an absolute treat with this one. I just hope devs will step up and will start using this tech really creatively. You can make the case that 3rd parties won't invest in it as much as Astro Playroom presents, but the tech is so good it's hard to imagine it will get forgotten. Adaptive triggers are awesome. Shooting a bow feels really cool as you can feel the tension rising. Shooting a gun feels like shooting a gun if you add hapticks to it. Possibilities are endless. This is exactly what people should expect from next-gen console.

@SullysCigar they do have it, but it's pretty basic and it doesn't even come close to what the Dualsense has.

@sully, why would they feel dumb? Those controllers do have it but Sony has taken what those others did and combined it and improved it. That is usually how it goes. It's okay to acknowledge when someone does something first even though someone else may have made it better.

@scottsman, I've never used an elite controller but I do hear good things. And its funny as i am a big controller collector but that is one that is just out of my price range but eventually i will get both the series 1 and 2. I for one am really big on comfort and until the XBO I felt the 360 had the best feel in the hands. The DS4 was a huge improvement over the previous DS controllers as i really liked the longer, more rounded grips and it countoured to the hands better (for me anyway).

This new DS is even wider and has grips that look to be very similar to the XBO and so i know already that it will be comfortable. Add in all the new 'feel' that it will produce and I can safely say it will dethrone the XBO as my favorite controller for comfort and long lasting game play. Can't wait to get one and a pair of those new headphones to make my PSVR experience even more enjoyable.

@darthv72

Not really sure where you think Sony took Adaptive Triggers from? Can you point me in the right direction? Or do you mean this rumble in the triggers Xbox has? That's a completely different feature. I don't think I've ever seen such tech in a controller, and on such scale.