It appears that Sony is working on an updated PlayStation 5 controller with a removable battery pack, similar to those available for Xbox controllers, according to a new report by the German gaming ...

It claims that a new DualSense controller, privately known as "DualSense V3", will launch in November alongside the revised PS5 Pro, and replace the current PS5 controller models. But the biggest ...

As Sony reportedly prepares a new PS5 Pro model for release, word on the street is that the company's also got a revised DualSense controller ready to go.

A new iteration of the PS5 controller is reportedly in the works and will be released in the near future with a much-needed feature.

The newest PS5 console model revision is already out in the wild, and a new version of the DualSense controller will apparently follow suit.

The DualSense is already one of the best controllers around, but a new tweak could make it even better in the eyes of some PlayStation fans.

Sony has announced new Pulse Elevate wireless speakers that you can use with your PS5, PC, Mac, and even a PlayStation Portal or smartphone. The company promises that they offer “lifelike desktop ...

A modder has managed to merge a Game Boy Micro with a Nintendo 64 controller. Nintendo‘s tiny handheld was released in 2005 and is essentially a miniscule Game Boy Advance, small enough to fit in the ...

When the PlayStation 5 launched a few years ago, one of the most impressive aspects was the new DualSense controller. It significantly improved on every aspect of the DualShock controllers from the ...

In addition to the standard DualSense controller colors, Sony has also released several limited edition controllers over the past few years. Arguably the most popular limited-time offering was to ...

Let’s be honest — laptops (and monitors) don’t really come with great speakers, so you’re going to need some if you want to properly enjoy the movies you watch and the games you play. For their price, ...

You don't have to have a gaming headset to play Silent Hill f, it's just a personal preference of mine. As one of the resident headset nerds of the GamesRadar+ hardware team, I prefer to play horror ...