PS5: 10 Ways Sony Are Letting EVERYONE Down

When the PS5 launched, by far one of its best-received elements was the DualSense controller, which with its advanced haptic feedback and adaptive triggers offered a more tactile PlayStation gaming experience than ever before.

Many were quick to dub it one of the greatest video game controllers of all time, and while in theory that's absolutely true, it's been hugely disappointing to see how few games have lent it much support at all.

The games which make pervasive use of the DualSense can be more-or-less counted on two hands, which given how much more fun the controller makes racing and shooting games in particular, is a huge letdown.

While it's reasonable that third-party developers wouldn't want to spend extra time working on the feature for a single platform, the fact that more of Sony's first-party output isn't taking full advantage of the DualSense is completely bizarre.

And so at present, the DualSense is a brilliant concept of a controller which simply isn't getting enough mileage on a practical level, and that's a massive letdown.