The DualShock 4 is still really easy to use on PC, is still plenty comfy, and lighter and smaller than the PS5 controller, ...

IT之家 11 月 21 日消息，V社在最近的 Steam 客户端更新中添加了对于索尼 DualShock（IT之家注：PS1-PS4 的手柄）及 DualSense（注：PS5 手柄）的支持，并集成 ...

Use the PS4 DualShock 4 controller on a PC with these easy to follow steps and you'll get just that! ... To get it from the DS4Windows website just download the latest build from the GitHub page.

Step One: Install the Xbox 360 Wireless Controller Driver for Windows The program makes Windows think that the DualShock 4 is an Xbox 360 controller, so you'll have to download the drivers for ...

The DualShock 4 doesn't send XInput commands, so a wrapper is needed to translate its inputs into something your PC can deal with easier. ... Download DS4Windows and unzip it to a directory.

DualShock 4 – is being better good enough? After hours of intensive play GameCentral gives a definitive review of the PlayStation 4’s new gamepad and how it stacks up against the Xbox.

The DualShock 4 is a huge step down here, offering just 4 - 6 hours of charge. That’s embarrassingly low for a wireless controller, even one for its time.

It would appear that one of the most advanced Bluetooth controllers on the market this year has hit some stores early: this is the PS4 DualShock 4, and it's been spotted at more than one store Up ...

Weve pored over the details that Sony has announced for the DualShock 4, and weve (figuratively) broken down the new controller piece by piece to figure out what it does.

After doing that, you'll be able to use the DualShock 4 wirelessly, but it acts as a generic controller, so there are some features that do not work, such as rumble and Sixasis Motion.

The redesigned DualShock 4 now available at retail adds a second, smaller light bar on top of the controller’s touchpad, making it easier to read its cycling colors at a glance.

The DualShock 4 is more versatile by comparison, as it’s compatible with PS4, PS3, PC, Mac, Android and even iOS. It’ll also work on PS5, but only when you’re playing backwards compatible ...