Welcome to the largest gaming community on Lemmy! Discussion for all kinds of games. Video games, tabletop games, card games etc.
Submissions have to be related to games
No bigotry or harassment, be civil
No excessive self-promotion
Stay on-topic; no memes, funny videos, giveaways, reposts, or low-effort posts
Mark Spoilers and NSFW
No linking to piracy
More information about the community rules can be found here.
Beta
It’s great to see Dolby Atmos support at last. Matching that with their headphones would be awesıme. Wondering if they allowed passthrough though.
Is it theoretically possible for the PS5 to support Dolby Vision?
Sadly no. XBox does support Vision though and it’s really beautiful.
Can plz firmware for the Dualsense now for full functionality wirelessly on computer plz
That has nothing to do with the PS5 firmware. They need to release compatability drivers for PC or someone has to make them on PC.
I figured it was a controller firmware update. The Dualsense is such an incredible controller and the triggers, haptics, and speaker added SO much to my Returnal experience. I would have loved to have had it wireless, but that’s not the biggest deal.
I can not believe how incredible the haptics are.
What does it not already have support for?
Anything wireless, if you want the triggers or haptics. You only get rumble. Sometimes you get rumble. Sometimes not.
I love my Dualsense. It’s shit on my computer if not plugged in.
Ah. I don't have anything on PC that uses the adaptive triggers anyway to have figured that out lol
My old xbox one s has Dolby atmos. Was it a licensing issue for playstation?
Probably
Ah, I vaguely remember this second controller thing. Would this be where you can map portions of the controller to each one, so then if you have a non-gamer that likes shooting but can’t handle movement/aiming, they can hand that part off to their gaming partner? That’s always seemed like a cool idea.
I'd imagine it just works the same as Co-Pilot on Xbox where you just effectively connect two controllers to one 'port'. Both have full control over everything for one player. I've used it on Xbox for games that are intended to be pass the pad, but we can't be bothered with actually passing a controller back and forth.