From Xbox to Nintendo, gamepads tend to have a similar set of face buttons. A, B, X, and Y are the choice de rigueur. Early consoles like the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) used A and B buttons, ...

PlayStation fans have taken to social media and gaming forums to express their disappointment and displeasure about the PS5 DualSense controller, or more specifically, a feature it is missing. Today, ...

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Sony announced, via Twitter, that the PlayStation 4 controller would be getting a new accessory, giving players two new back triggers on their standard PS4 controllers. The device includes an ...

In Japan, the O button has functioned as the confirm/yes button, and the X button to cancel/go back, since the very first PlayStation. That will change starting next generation with the PlayStation 5.

First reported by AV Watch Impress, the PS5 controller buttons will see a bit of a shakeup. The X button will now be the universal method to confirm in system and game menus. To players in the West, ...

When players found out that PS4 controllers wouldn’t be compatible with PS5 games on the new console, it left a lot of people with custom and pro controllers wondering when a new solution would come ...

Over six years after it was first released, Sony suddenly created a new set of buttons for its DualShock 4 controller. But instead of making its own ultra-premium controller like Microsoft (its second ...