@x_hedon: I had an Xbox Series controller for PC and I still preferred the DualSense. Great controller but I didn't like the dpad and the buttons were noisy as heck.

I just use a modded DS4 on PC now.

On PS5, I do turn off some of the haptics in certain games. It's neat at first, but depending on the game it can get annoying.

@bdrtfm: And for years that's been wrong. Jim Ryan was wrong, and so were any PlayStation "fans" that agreed. PlayStation has an amazing library of games, including older ones on PS1/PS2 that Sony shouldn't just forget and let die.

Seeing Project Zomboid and RimWorld mentioned on GameSpot of all sites, is mind-blowing. Props to the article author.

Can we ungroup the taskbar yet? Until we can, I'll stay with Win10.

Windows 11 has been 1 step forward, 2 steps back.

@YukoAsho: It can be disabled in the PS5 settings I think, and many games make it optional as well.

@YukoAsho: The triggers do have their own rumble, but they can also increase the pressure it takes to push them down, and where the resistance is.

@dmblum1799: Sure does. I got an LG CX last year, and it still wows me even today.

Cool, but not so cool since it can't use my TW: Warhammer 1+2 stuff on Steam. (if 3 can even do that)

Can try it out at least and see how it is.

@eLite0101: Oh so you've played it? I did, and I found it pretty enjoyable. A nice chill game.