Sony has filed a wild 'button hardness' patent, that's somewhat similar to past DualShock controller functionality, with a few additional wrinkles.

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Sony files a patent application for a new PlayStation controller that has buttons which include a strange and unique feature.

Buttons could harden when a character hits solid ground and soften in mud or water, with the PS6 a likely candidate if the ...

The patent, spotted by Cheat Happens, is titled Operation device, information processing apparatus, control method thereof, and program.

Sony has patented a new PlayStation controller that has the ability to change the hardness of buttons in [...] ...

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As we creep closer to another generation of PlayStation consoles, Sony is exploring potential additions to its controllers that could set it apart in a similar way to the DualSense with the ...

The most obvious difference between the DualSense and the DualSense Edge is price. While every PS5 comes with a DualSense controller, you will need additional controllers if you want to play couch ...

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Now, in a new Q&A session with Sony Interactive Entertainment president and CEO, Hideaki Nishino (thanks, IGN), it's sounding ...