Fresh Report Teases a New Sony PlayStation Pro Controller In the Works
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We all know about internet lurkers trying to leak crucial information about gaming companies. In fact, we have always informed you about them, as they have turned out to be true.
Now, we have another update for you as rumors are swirling about PlayStation creating a PS5 exclusive controller. As of now, there has been no official update from the franchise except Tom Henderson backing this information.
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Sources leak information about Sony creating a PlayStation 5 ‘Pro’ controller!
Sources revealed Sony is in making a brand new controller for the PlayStation 5. With a codename, HUNT, the controller will have removable analog sticks, trigger stops, and rear buttons (flappy paddles).
As we all know, Scuff is the leading brand in making such professional controllers. They are a one-stop destination for customized controllers as they sell some of the best products ever to be made. Now, with Sony entering the industry, they will have a tough fight against this Japanese giant.
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Sony is reportedly releasing a PlayStation 5 "Pro" controller with removable analog sticks and rear paddle triggers: https://t.co/2Kxv06SWxV pic.twitter.com/QPrH0EbRh5
— GameSpot (@GameSpot) June 15, 2022
Sources also had attached a few images alongside this massive hardware update, claiming them to be of a prototype. The pictures showcased a classic PS5 style controller having crucial differences. But out of all, one stood out, as it had the potential to become a game-changer.
Sony is working on an official new PlayStation 5 "Pro" controller and it has some awesome features.
My report via @TryHardGuides https://t.co/Oc5yD2qWf0
— Tom Henderson (@_Tom_Henderson_) June 15, 2022
PlayStation controllers develop a stick drift over time due to constant usage. For that, players have to repair it repeatedly to get back its original form. Looking at this problem, Sony decided to create a controller with detachable analogs and units. Now, players can easily take out the damaged analogs and add new ones for a better experience.
But soon, the pictures were nowhere to be seen as someone took them down quickly. Tom Henderson revealed this information in his ‘tryhardguide‘ blog post, with some other things. Apart from that, he was amongst the ones to report it on Twitter, as seen in his June 15’ post. He said, ‘Sony is working on an official new PlayStation 5 “Pro” controller and it has some awesome features.’
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Some more features about the controller!
The controller will also feature trigger stops added to the flappy buttons on the side. Apart from that, it will have a removable grip, allowing players to add a different one whenever needed.
As of now, we cannot provide a release date for this next-gen product but can surely assure its release soon. We just hope that Sony releases it with the God Of War: Ragnarok coming out this month.
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