The first reports from outside of Sony on how it feels to use the DualSense, the newly revealed 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:PS5 controller, are starting to emerge.

Bethesda senior vice president of global marketing and communications Pete Hines shared some of his early impressions from using a DualSense on his . Hines noted that he got to try out both the controller's overall haptic feedb🐟ack, which Sony said could help convey the feelin♚g of the "slow grittiness of driving a car through mud", and the adaptive triggers.

Granted, Pete Hines probably wouldn't ever say anything particularly critical about the upcoming product of one of his company's most important partners. That's bad business. But he also could have just f💙ollowed the age old mantra of "if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything𒁏 at all."

It's encouraging to see Hines sharing his excitement about t꧒he controller while the rest of us non-Sony-partners wait to get our hands on it. And he certainly did seem excited, especially in a followup answer to a question ℱfrom a fan:

While we haven't gotten to try it yet, the GamesRadar team also shared our reactions to the DualSense after it was first revealed. I was pretty cool on it at the time, and I think I've warmed slightly since then.♚ Only slightly - it still reminds me of a strappy tank top in a way that I'm not entirely comfortable with. I'm glad to see PlayStation trying new things, whateꦕver shape they may take. Ideally not boomerang-shaped, though.

Check out our rundown of the history and the evolution of the PlayStation controller as we chart the path from digital to DualSense.