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You Should Stop Using The Microphone On Your PS5 DualSense Controller – Here’s Why

Posted on June 28, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

Microphones in gaming systems have been a familiar feature since the innovative Nintendo DS. With it, the outlandish feature was used to do things like blow objects on the screen in WarioWare Touched! using puffs of actual air. Now, the function is advanced enough to allow for communication between players. On PlayStation 5, though, it might be best to avoid doing so as much as possible. The DualSense controller is very advanced, and titles like Astro’s Playroom were tailor-made
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