Most PS5 players have never changed their controller settings from factory defaults. Some have changed them, only to make things worse. Either way, the stock DualSense configuration is a compromise designed to work for everyone rather than for a specific person, which isn’t necessarily a problem except that a few
The PS5 DualSense is one of the best controllers ever made. It has adaptive triggers, haptic feedback, a built-in speaker, a touchpad, and a comfortable design that fits most hand sizes. The problem is that Sony designed it for PlayStation, much like every PlayStation controller before it. Because of this,
We know. We know. The latest Resident Evil game came out weeks ago (February 27, 2026), so our best PS5 controller settings for Resident Evil Requiem guide is long overdue. You could say that we’re late to the party (get it?), but as they say, it’s better than never. With
Sony has released over 30 limited edition PS5 DualSense controller colours and theemes the PS5 launched in November 2020. Some are genuinely stunning, but you can’t deny that some are forgettable cash grabs, while a few have become collector’s items worth double their original retail price. Regardless, all of them
Not so fun fact: PS5 pricing has changed more in the last 18 months than in any previous PlayStation generation. What launched at $499 in November 2020 now costs $549.99 after two rounds of price increases in 2025. The Digital Edition went from $449 to $499.99. The Pro sits at
The PS5 Pro costs £699.99. That is a lot of money for a mid-generation upgrade. Sony knows this, which is why the console launched with over 50 PS5 Pro Enhanced titles and has since grown that list to well over 100. However, of the several dozen available, only the best
The best green PS5 controllers in 2026 have yet to arrive. At least, if we’re talking about official DualSense releases by Sony. Sony is releasing the Hyperpop Remix Green DualSense on March 12, 2026. It joins the Chroma Teal that launched in January 2025 and the older Sage Green that’s
Sony never made a Ghost of Tsushima PS5 controller. Not for the original game in 2020, not for the Director’s Cut in 2021, and not for the PC port in 2024. Despite 13 million copies sold and one of the most visually iconic game franchises on PlayStation, there’s no official
Let’s not waste your time. If you’re comparing a custom PS5 controller against Sony’s DualSense Edge, the custom build offers more value per pound for most gamers. More mods, more colour options, drift-proof stick technology, and a lower total cost of ownership over the life of your PS5. But does
Customisable PS5 controllers have been around for years. Unfortunately, most of them weren’t worth it. Overpriced shells with a fresh coat of paint, a couple of remapped buttons, and the same cheap analogue sticks that’ll start drifting within six months. That’s changed. In 2026, a customisable PS5 controller isn’t just
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