They've already released one in the past for the DualShock 4, plus I'm not sure having a wireless adapter or not would help with why they're releasing a updater application which is to update the firmware on the DualSense which currently has to be wired to the PS5 for it to get updated.
This would also be nice especially if they actually keep them in stock, you have to sell a kidney to get the ds4 adapter right now
I guess I should have been clearer and not the "old man yells at the clouds".
I have been playing wirelessly with my Dualsense on both Linux and Windows with zero issues over Bluetooth. Though I would also appreciate a native dongle too.
Microsoft needs to support non-Xbox controllers on PC Game Pass. It's wild that have this huge lack of compatibility for other controllers for their games. I don't know if it's the same on Steam or not.
Steam Input can basically take any controller and remap it to an Xbox controller in case a game doesn't support DualShock/DualSense. Most games naturally support Xbox controllers on PC which is what you see on PC Game Pass. It's the same on Epic Games and shit.
Isn't that something you'd need to do with a game mod?
dualsense features (trigger resistance, vibrations) are disable when doing it this way
I've had vibration, though I've not played anything that has proper dualsense features.
This is a game by game bases. There are some games that fully support DS and all the features
It's not that it's difficult, it's that there's a thousand different Bluetooth adapters on the market already. Buy one for $10 and game wirelessly fam. Microsoft made their own wireless adapter for Xbox and it's $25 USD and constantly sold out (edit: as I'm writing this it is in stock on Amazon but I digress). No need for proprietary solutions when an open one works just fine.
Not for all of the Microsoft games on PC Game Pass. They don't support anything besides Xbox controllers in their games.
Do you have the haptic features with a reg Bluetooth adapter? I have a couple of the here not being used. A while ago, I tried the Bluetooth on my Mobo but it wasn't functioning correctly with.
No, the advanced DualSense features only work over a wired connection as far as I've seen but there's only a handful of games that support it anyway. PCGamingWiki lists 17 titles with either adaptive trigger or haptic feedback support and they all require the controller to be wired. - https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Controller:DualSense
Only with a mod meaning you cant play online because of anti-cheat, people found the files to support it already in the game its just disabled like ultrawide, both are technically ready to go but disabled.
