Connecting a PS4 controller to a gaming rig lets you enjoy a console-like experience while playing your favorite PC games.

If you own a PlayStation 4 and your DualShock controller starts acting up, you can try both a soft and hard reset to fix any ...

W hether you're still using a PlayStation 4 from years back, recently got a hold of a new or refurbished one, prefer to use a ...

Despite being over a decade since the initial launch, the PlayStation 4 remains a fan favorite among console gamers, ...

If one of those devices happens to be Sony’s DualShock 4 controller, [DoganM95] has the fix for you. Sony wisely put the controller’s original micro USB connector on a separate PCB so it could ...

So the PS4 comes with the DualShock 4, inarguably the best controller Sony's ever made. And the PS3 launched at an abnormally high price point, costing $200 more than its competition. So the PS4 ...

Will that work? The short answer is yes, you can use a DualShock 4 controller with a PS5, which is one of the things most don't know their PS5 can do. However, it isn't as straightforward as ...

[Akaki Kuumeri] has been designing some ingenious 3D printed adaptors for game console controllers, and his latest build is a yoke adaptor for the PlayStation DualShock Controller. Like his ...

At first glance, PS5 controller looks like little more than a slightly futuristic redesign of the DualShock 4. Abandoning the PS4’s all-black grungey aesthetic in favor of a slick white body ...

Read our Thrustmaster Eswap Pro X review. Sony’s successor to the Dualshock 4 is a newcomer to the gamepad fold, but it’s already a promising PC controller. It’ll enhance physical immersion ...

The DualShock 4 is specifically designed for the Sony PlayStation 4, but that doesn't mean you can't use it with PC games. PCs are powerful and flexible systems, so you can get nearly any ...

Connecting a PS4 controller to a gaming rig lets you enjoy a console-like experience while playing your favorite PC games. Here's how to do it in a few easy steps. I’ve been PCMag’s home ...