This DualSense mod adds an extra button for competitive FPS games
For when every millisecond counts
The PS5's DualSense is an excellent controller𓂃, but its traditional button/analog stick layout is a small disadvantage compared to mouse-and-keyboard setups in fast-paced competitive games. This mod adds an extra button designed to let you jump, crouch, or dodge without moving your aiming finger from the right joystick, thereby saving you a few potentially life-saving milliseconds in gunfights.
Youtuber makerunit was kind enough to provide a detailed, high-quality tutorial on adding external buttons to the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:PS5 DualSense controller. Though the process looks simple enough, you wil⛎l need two different screwdrivers, some cables, a soldering iron and wire, a glue gun, a drill, and of course a button of your choice♈ to complete the mod.
The end result is a DualSense controller that's🎶 slightly uglier than the unmodded version - though you could remedy that somewhat with a button that's flush with the curve of the controller and a little less excess glue - but no doubt more efficient in competitive first-person shooters.
To clarify, I probably wouldn't recommend trying this unless, A) you play a lot of competitive games and desperately cra🔜ve the tiniest advantage, and B) you have some experience using the above toolsไ and taking apart electronics.
It's also worth noting that a recent 🍌patent suggests Sony could be releasing an attachဣable back button for the DualSense that could serve a similar purpose to this mod. Still, the above video's worth a watch just to see everyt🍷hing that goes into adding an extra button to a controller like the DualSense.
Here are the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best PS5 games to play with your modded or unmodded DualSense.
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