The Fixes Sony's DualShock 4 Controller Still Needs

An anonymous reader writes Sony's PS4 has been on sale for more than a year now, and while its revamped DualShock 4 controller has been critically lauded, it's not without its faults. A new article flags up the issues — both hardware and software — that Sony could look to improve. Almost all of the points — a bigger battery, more options for the lightbar, repositions Option button — could be fixed with a bit of elbow grease. After all, as the author points out, Sony has already quietly changed the model it ships with each console once already.

Comments

Re:What they need to do is be less cheap

[ArcadeMan]

It's better this way. You can buy a regular USB cable anywhere, it's not Sony trying to make you pay for a Sony cable. By not including a USB cable that almost everyone has (in multiple useless numbers too) it's better for the environment.

I would also be happy if computer power supplies didn't include the standard power cable either, I checked my cables box yesterday and I have over a dozen of the damn things. Standard cables outlive the computers.

Re:One step foward, 10 slippery steps back

[ArcadeMan]

You should know that Sony has a history of delivering stupid pieces of shit.

Re:Strong Suit English Is Not

[sys64764]

When to use worse and when to use worst