lol dude really? You do realize "wired" headphones you plug to the controller aren't really wired anymore, audio data its transmitted over the controllers Bluetooth
No. I clarified this earlier. It was a total facepalm moment for me, and I wasn't even taking that into consideration. My brain was just one-track minded, and I was just explaining that bluetooth will most likely always be inferior to wired without even thinking about that. Big derp moment for me!
Using the optical port? sounds interesting
they need to make a 
version like tht for me lol. 
The boricua version won't come unfortunatelyDamn tht Spiderman versión looks
But seriously this controller has masterpiece written all over it. Nothing like a new Sony controller and pushing features.
The proprietary hi-fi bluetooth that PaintTinJr posted about is very interesting. It's a Sony only thing, and could offer pretty much the same quality as wired headphones.
First flag I looked for and was like wtf is Going on. Activision don't like us
This is honestly too good, I really hope we got something more futuristic than a tower like SeX or a flat anonymous box like One or even PS4 (never liked both so much). This is 2020 for fuck's sake, time to look like sci-fi movies.
Reminds me of ye olde Sony Discman.
That's not exactly a high bar, mate.
It's gonna be there. Don't know why we need an official word on a buzz word
Because right now it's not given and there's no indication on will there be VRS support or not. And that's something at least I'm concerned of.
It will be there. Wouldn't sweat one technology that amd has a patent too
Tx Power efficiency and typical usage, and simple power efficient circuits that intel accelerated in CPUs (IIRC from Intel Centrino launch).
I tend to belive that this feature will almost guarantee 60fps in console games at least for the vast majority of generation.
Basically it's checkboard rendering but with ability to render different parts of image with different quality and fidelity. Checkboard is used on ps4 literally from day one (killzone sf multiplayer), so yeah, right now I just want to know how did Sony improved this technique for ps5 and will it be using VRS or they have their own solution. I think that this is the way to display amazing visuals keeping high framerate/low frametime at the same time. To simplify it this is just the way to do more with less. Which is basically the design philosophy of ps5 architecture.
make the home button light up to?
wow, so many Xbox fans on that list since yesterday. They really didn't appreciate the revolutionary new DualSense™ PlayStation®5 controller showing up out of the blue like that and raining on their parade.
I really don't understand why though. Inside Xbox was... good... wasn't it?
You're not talking to me about the VRS, are you?
Sony has a patent for something similar (by the wording and examples listed) a few years back back: https://patents.google.com/patent/US10438312B2
I'll take that as semi-confirmation!Funnily enough, an activision guy posting about Geometry engine in ps5 "where VRS comes into play"
So according to the art lead of activsion, Ps5 does have VRS
I'll take that as semi-confirmation!
I was always confident Sony have it, it's too good not to have, esp for VR. Sony seem to be playing the game of leaving a lot of info in reserve. only revealing what they choose to.
I think they'll talk about VRS extensively when they reveal PSVR2.
The light bar is under the touch pad. Look at the rear shot of the controller. Slit underneath and on sides of touch pad=light bar. That also suggests the tracking is much more accurate since it's so much smaller.
It was described as a silver tower because it was a PC tower/case with PC components in it.
If psvr2 has inside out tracking, headset mounted camera, and the light bar isn't compatible with psvr1, why include it at all? What's it for?
The VRS patent MS have is for VRS implementation within dx12 if I'm not mistaken. Has nothing to do with ps5 or amd using it in ps5. VRS isn't an MS ip.
