New DualSense really HURTS YOU! Sony's WILD PS5 Update!
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PAINFUL DUALSENSE
PAINFUL DUALSENSE
00:00 - Intro
00:35 - Painful DualSense
05:01 - 59 Million PS5's
08:59 - Guess May's Best Selling Game
13:18 - Sony Swoops Microsoft
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The Next DualSense will have heating and cooling
More Information About Sony's Hot/Cold PlayStation Controller Appears Online (gamerant.com)
Sony has been awarded yet another patent describing a controller capable of changing temperature. The newly patented concept reveals some new details about how Sony's unconventional gadget is supposed to work.
The first indication that the company is toying with this idea emerged online in spring 2023. Back then, Sony secured a patent for some hot-and-cold gamepad internals that could ostensibly fit into the frame of the PS5 DualSense controller. The gist of the idea was to have a controller that would send different thermal sensations to the user based on what's happening on the screen, all in a bid to deliver a more immersive gameplay experience.
The Japanese gaming giant secured yet another similar patent in early July 2024. Its accompanying documentation, reviewed by Game Rant, describes a controller that can change the temperature of its shoulder buttons, specifically the L2 and R2. Similar to Sony's 2023 hot-and-cold controller patent, the newly publicized solution is only intended to send brief thermal sensations, whose intervals wouldn't be much longer than those of vibrations generated by the DualSense haptic feedback motors. The concept gamepad's shoulder buttons would hence cool down shortly after heating up, and vice versa.
The technical documentation describing the gadget suggests that its system for heating up and cooling down triggers would be compatible with typical controller internals, such as voice coil actuators utilized in some modern haptic feedback motors. The mechanism itself would be based on a technology called Peltier elements, also known as thermoelectric coolers. These are small devices that can efficiently convert electrical energy into a temperature difference, allowing them to quickly emit and absorb heat from the user's perspective. But what's actually happening is that the heat is effectively being flipped across a Peltier element, with one side always getting hotter while the other is cooling down.
In certain applications, the Peltier mechanism could even deliver "pseudo-pain sensations" by heating up and cooling down in quick succession, Sony's patent states. Another potential use case would be to utilize the concept to provide cutting-edge accessibility features, communicating information to hearing or visually impaired gamers. The actual intensity of sensations would also be customizable by the end user, the patent reads.
59 MILLION PS5’s Have Been Sold
PS5 Outpacing PS4 In Sales While Xbox Series Falls Behind - Insider Gaming (insider-gaming.com)
According to Circana, the PS5 is outselling the PS4 by 8% through its first 43 months. On the other side of things, however, the Xbox Series consoles are behind the Xbox One in sales during the same timespan by 13%. They also sit behind the Xbox 360 during that same period.
Though percentages were given, the Circana data didn’t give specifically unit totals for the PS5 and Xbox Series. That said, VGChartz says that, as of June 1, the PS5 has sold 58.78 million units while the Xbox Series has sold 28.74 million.
For the month of May 2024, specifically, the PS5 led the way in hardware sales in both units sold and dollars. The Xbox Series came in 3rd in total units behind the Switch but 2nd in dollars. As a whole, however, year-on-year sales numbers have declined by a “double-digit percentage”.
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00:00 - Intro
00:35 - Painful DualSense
05:01 - 59 Million PS5's
08:59 - Guess May's Best Selling Game
13:18 - Sony Swoops Microsoft
Shop my store!
https://shop.howl.me/psready
____________________
🔥 Get your sweet PSReady merch here 🔥
https://www.staypsready.com
🚨 Get your New PS5 here 🚨
PS5 Disc: https://amzn.to/3ESkjK1
PS5 Digital: https://amzn.to/3m8u9kn
🕹 MUST HAVES 🕹
► Samsung 980 Pro Heatsink:
► Dualsense Edge: https://howl.me/cjcw0CFFfgA
► Media Remote: https://howl.me/chD3DRWxBcf
🎵 Where I get my music 🎵
https://www.epidemicsound.com/referra...
MY GEAR:
► Camera Body: https://howl.me/chD4P0eBfE0
► Favorite Lens: https://howl.me/chD4P0um4UA
► Video Light: https://amzn.to/3OK1qMM
► Microphone: https://amzn.to/3MCa3Ha
FOLLOW ME:
► Twitter: staypsready
► Instagram: staypsready
► TikTok: staypsready
____________________
The Next DualSense will have heating and cooling
More Information About Sony's Hot/Cold PlayStation Controller Appears Online (gamerant.com)
Sony has been awarded yet another patent describing a controller capable of changing temperature. The newly patented concept reveals some new details about how Sony's unconventional gadget is supposed to work.
The first indication that the company is toying with this idea emerged online in spring 2023. Back then, Sony secured a patent for some hot-and-cold gamepad internals that could ostensibly fit into the frame of the PS5 DualSense controller. The gist of the idea was to have a controller that would send different thermal sensations to the user based on what's happening on the screen, all in a bid to deliver a more immersive gameplay experience.
The Japanese gaming giant secured yet another similar patent in early July 2024. Its accompanying documentation, reviewed by Game Rant, describes a controller that can change the temperature of its shoulder buttons, specifically the L2 and R2. Similar to Sony's 2023 hot-and-cold controller patent, the newly publicized solution is only intended to send brief thermal sensations, whose intervals wouldn't be much longer than those of vibrations generated by the DualSense haptic feedback motors. The concept gamepad's shoulder buttons would hence cool down shortly after heating up, and vice versa.
The technical documentation describing the gadget suggests that its system for heating up and cooling down triggers would be compatible with typical controller internals, such as voice coil actuators utilized in some modern haptic feedback motors. The mechanism itself would be based on a technology called Peltier elements, also known as thermoelectric coolers. These are small devices that can efficiently convert electrical energy into a temperature difference, allowing them to quickly emit and absorb heat from the user's perspective. But what's actually happening is that the heat is effectively being flipped across a Peltier element, with one side always getting hotter while the other is cooling down.
In certain applications, the Peltier mechanism could even deliver "pseudo-pain sensations" by heating up and cooling down in quick succession, Sony's patent states. Another potential use case would be to utilize the concept to provide cutting-edge accessibility features, communicating information to hearing or visually impaired gamers. The actual intensity of sensations would also be customizable by the end user, the patent reads.
59 MILLION PS5’s Have Been Sold
PS5 Outpacing PS4 In Sales While Xbox Series Falls Behind - Insider Gaming (insider-gaming.com)
According to Circana, the PS5 is outselling the PS4 by 8% through its first 43 months. On the other side of things, however, the Xbox Series consoles are behind the Xbox One in sales during the same timespan by 13%. They also sit behind the Xbox 360 during that same period.
Though percentages were given, the Circana data didn’t give specifically unit totals for the PS5 and Xbox Series. That said, VGChartz says that, as of June 1, the PS5 has sold 58.78 million units while the Xbox Series has sold 28.74 million.
For the month of May 2024, specifically, the PS5 led the way in hardware sales in both units sold and dollars. The Xbox Series came in 3rd in total units behind the Switch but 2nd in dollars. As a whole, however, year-on-year sales numbers have declined by a “double-digit percentage”.
By using our affiliate links we may receive compensation for purchases through those links.
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