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Latest PS5 System Software Update Adds DualSense Edge Support Ahead Of Launch

Posted on January 14, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

The latest generation of gaming consoles — the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series family, and the Nintendo Switch — not only introduced us to ray tracing, but also changed the way we interact with our gaming systems, and the games we play on them.  .

The Switch, although the oldest and least powerful of the lot, gave us a versatile handheld with unique detachable controllers and unrivaled on-the-go multiplayer capabilities. The improved ergonomics and added shortcuts on the Xbox Series X and S support the ever-growing popularity of streaming as a hobby (via SVG).
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