The fundamental difference that has been affected in the DualShock 4 is the addition of the two point clickable touch pad which opens new vistas of gameplay possibilities. Also, the controller is much bigger than its predecessor, almost as big as the Xbox One controller. The improved analog sticks and trigger buttons offer a better sense of control. There is a light bar on the DualShock 4 which exhibits different colors according to the number of players. It also changes colors to display useful game information like when a player is low on health.

The Share button is a welcome addition in the DualShock 4 as it will enable us to seamlessly share live gameplay and upload recorded videos on Facebook. There will also be a built-in mono speaker and headset jack in the DualShock 4 which, along with the bundled headset, will facilitate proper interaction among gamers which had been missing in the era of the PS3.

The improved ergonomics of the DualShock 4 will render a more comfortable hold and foster better control. Enhanced vibration in the DualShock 4 as compared to the DualShock 3 will ensure a better sense of immersion for gamers.

Having mentioned the enhancements of the new controller in text, we have also compiled a few images that will definitely bring out the differences that have been affected in the DualShock 4. View them below.

What do you think? How do you like the amazing new controller from Sony? Do let us know.

Check out the video below, and tell us if you liked anything that was mentioned.

Players who like to game in a dark room will face problems if a fix is not engineered by Sony as the light bar will reflect on glossy TV screens. Moreover, gamers are also concerned about the fact that the light bar will reduce the battery life of the controller.

Why didn’t Sony think about it? Probably the reason why this was overlooked was because Sony had originally planned to bundle the PS Eye with the PS4 but had to change plans to make it less pricey. Hopefully, Sony will fix it soon enough or we will have to resort to duct taping.

How much will this affect you? Do let us know.

A recent question that was asked is if users can turn off the Light Bar that is located on front of the PS4 Controller. The President replied with a simple, “no”

This light bar takes up a good portion of the controller so many have come into conclusion that it will be a battery sucker. We do find it strange that the light can’t turn off. The light being on or off will be based on the games that are being played, just like in the upcoming Killzone: Shadow Fall it will show the players health. Maybe later on down the road; Sony will consider consumer ideas and let the players choose when they want the light on/off.

Another question that was asked is why the USB port is located in the front of the controller (right under the light bar) instead of the back. Shuhei explains their decision for the front by replying, “You need to be able to reach them easily to recharge [DualShock 4].”

How do you react to knowing that the light bar is always on and the USB port will be in the front?

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How would you fans compare this PS4 controller to the PS3 controller?

The tech demo showcases the PlayStation Eye’s advanced camera tech and how it works in tandem with the DualShock 4 to make for motion controlled gameplay. The demo seems to be thrilling to say the least.

Check it out below.

What do you think? Will the PlayStation Eye live up to its expectations? How will the DualShock 4 fare? Let us know your views below.

“You’ll know the success of this meeting in a year,” he said on Twitter today, “when you are / are not playing it on your PS4.”

He also got to explore the DualShock 4. “Can’t say much more about [it],” he teased, “it was only a prototype, but it feels tight, suits my hands, and is rather snazzy.”

“They’ve also done something aesthetically that I’m not sure I’ve seen in images online, which I really love,” he added.

A lot of people have been saying there must be something we have not seen beneath the controller (like a number code of some sort). Aesthetic means beautiful and pleasing, so unlike what people are saying about the feature not working, the feature could very well work instead of just being another shiny detail to the controller. Perhaps there are some awesome grips on the controller we don’t know about or even a slot for a flashdrive to pop in and upload your files to the PS4.

What do you think? Comment down below, and let us know your thoughts!

Today, Sony has released a  new promotion  video for the PS4 controller  where developers discuss what makes the DUALSHOCK 4 features unique and how the controller comes to life, which will tell you how you will interact with the system and how it will make your gameplay experience more dynamic.