The Dualsense controller is by definition a game changing feature.

[SvennoJ]

LegitHyperbole said:

SvennoJ said:

Comparing playing GT7 on PS4 and PS5 (which I did a lot of, switching back and forth since online is split and half the people I regularly raced with stayed on PS4) it is definitely a huge enhancement. On PS5 I can tell what kind of kerb or edge the wheels are touching, while on PS4 it feels the same. You can also feel the transmission, as well as traction through the triggers.

So yes it's sort of game changing as racing on PS4 I rely on the sound (turn up the tire squeal) to drive on the 'edge' while on PS5 I can do it without sound.

More feedback is always good. Even the simple headset rumble (PSVR2) is missed when not used. Haptic feedback is great.

Yep, Racers and shooter are definitely being enhanced. Even Cyberpunk and The Witcher 3 feels more punchy to play because of it, though. I suppose the definition of game changing varies from person to person. 

Oh, and they have it in the headset? What's it do?

It's basic rumble, not haptic but with varying intensity. It rumbles when you turn it on which is always satisfying feedback. And it rumbles when you get hit, especially when you hit your head in certain games. Or when there is an explosion. Just an added layer of immersion.


Haptic body suits are coming, but if they'll ever reach gaming dunno
https://teslasuit.io/products/teslasuit-4/
People already find putting a headset on too much effort!


Here is a vest that works with PSVR2 (conclusion not worth the price)