PlayStation Accessories App Gets Major Upgrade: Customize DualSense Edge on PC & More Sony Titles Coming Soon

August 28, 2024
PlayStation Accessories App Gets Major Upgrade: Customize DualSense Edge on PC & More Sony Titles Coming Soon
  • The PlayStation Accessories app for PC has received a significant upgrade, now allowing users to customize their DualSense Edge controllers.

  • This updated app enables firmware updates and the ability to create, edit, and switch between custom profiles for the DualSense Edge.

  • Users can adjust various settings such as button assignments, stick sensitivity, dead zones, trigger settings, and vibration preferences.

  • Profiles created within the app are saved directly to the controller, making them portable between PS5 and PC.

  • To connect the controller via USB, users simply need to insert a USB cable into the controller's USB Type-C port.

  • For Bluetooth connectivity, users must turn off the player indicator on the controller and follow specific button press sequences to pair it with their PC.

  • In addition to the app update, Sony is expanding its presence in the PC gaming market, with God of War Ragnarök set to launch on September 19, 2024.

  • This upcoming release follows other successful PC ports, including Marvel's Spider-Man and Horizon Forbidden West.

  • Sony's strategy includes releasing more single-player titles on PC, with additional titles like the Until Dawn remake and LEGO Horizon Adventures planned for later in 2024.

  • This ongoing support for PC gaming enhances accessibility for gamers and reflects Sony's efforts to open up its gaming ecosystem.

  • Despite some backlash, many gamers appreciate Sony's approach of selling PC ports through established platforms like Steam and Epic Games.

  • Sony Interactive Entertainment advises users to install updates for both the app and controllers promptly to avoid security vulnerabilities and ensure proper functionality.

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