Sony’s latest PlayStation 5 update adds compatibility for the much-anticipated DualSense Edge controller. The update, which is already available for download, arrives less than two weeks before the controller’s anticipated release date of January 26.
The 6.50 patch is 1GB in size and mostly consists of standard software enhancements that boost system performance. However, according to the patch notes, it also includes the essential support for the DualSense Edge.
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The pro controller provides players with an enhanced, customizable experience. Players may remap their buttons, change the caps on their sticks, and add extra controls via attachable back paddles.
Users may also change the sensitivity of the paddles and the strength of the vibration to fit the game they’re playing. Each control setting slate allows a user to assigned a specific profile so that the DualSense Edge adapts immediately when they log in.
The DualSense Edge costs $200 USD and includes two extra dome caps, back buttons, a USB cable, connection housing, and a carrying bag. Players may now download the PS5 update that will support their controllers.
