The Gadget Helpline visited the Eurogamer Expo 2013 at Earls Court in London where we were able to get an up-close-and-personal look at the controllers for the future generation consoles coming our way in the latter part of the year. In this ‘hands on’ we give you our early verdict of the PS4 DualShock 4 Controller.
The DualShock 4 also doesn’t lose a lot of its shape but is a tad smoother and is a fair bit lighter than the DualShock 3. This comes as a surprise when first picking it up and like the Xbox One Wireless Controller, when at a glance the new PS4 pad doesn’t look a lot different from the preceding model. That is aside from the rather noticeable addition of the two-point touchpad which you’d think perhaps would add a few extra kg to the handset.
As far as the D-Pad, function and trigger buttons go all remain mostly unchanged since the PS3, with only the L1, L2, R1 and R2 triggers now having a more natural shape and feel. The thumb sticks have had a slight redesign, now with a rigged edge to improve grip and accuracy. As mentioned the touchpad is a new feature offering a new method of control, and this resembles the touch feature introduced to Sony gaming gadgets on the back side of the PS Vita.
New buttons for Options and Share now replace Select and Start and offer quick access to menus and social sharing of screenshots, videos and other content. The PS Button now shifts down below the PS4 controller’s own in-built mono-speaker.
Another major introduction is the LED light bar, found at the top of the controller. This light will change between four colours according to activity in the games, making for an interesting and unexpected addition. Like the touchpad, we’ll be interested to see if this is a new addition that is well received by players – especially after it was confirmed that the light will be an ‘always-on’ feature.
The DualShock 4 comes with the USB port once again handily at the bottom, easy to access but unhampering of playtime. This offers USB charging and there is access point for headphones. Unseen is the Six-Axis sensor system which from within the controller offers motion control, and with the handset’s slight weight loss the feel is more natural than before.
We enjoyed using the PS4 DualShock 4 controller as it doesn’t really change much from the successful formula which we know and like. The few things that have changed (the trigger shapes, thumb sticks and weight) are a welcome evolution and the additional features of touchpad and light bar we approach with some apprehension but these are not obtrusive to the user experience.
Sony’s PlayStation 4 with DualShock 4 Controller is set for release in late November.
Source: Gadget Helpline
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