Game Developers Hype Up The PS4 Controller:
http://youtu.be/uQXN3Azvq9E
Game Developers Hype Up The PS4 Controller:
http://youtu.be/uQXN3Azvq9E
^ #60 ^ :d
Ma intreb Controlleru asta Merge sa-l pui si pe Ps3 :) Ar Fi ceva nu
dar controllerele ps3 or merge pe ps4?
Nu.
Pui si tu o bucatica de banda izolatoare de culoare neagra peste luminita si gata :p
Don't go throwing out your PlayStation 3 wireless headset just yet; Sony has confirmed they'll work with the PlayStation 4
Si cam asa arata DS4 in varianta Silver. Sexy, nu? :)
atunci vreau una rosie :)
white version > all :evil:
Marea mea intrebare e daca actualul keyboard bluetooth al lui Sony pentru PS3 va fi compatibil cu PS4. Tastatura imi place ca design, as lua-o la banii aia (cam 100 RON a ajuns).
Teoretic ar trebui sa fie... dar daca ne gandim la gamepadul de PS3 care nu va mai fi compatibil pe PS4, sunt niste semne de intrebare. Eu zic sa astepti macar aceste 2-3 zile (cat va fi Gamescom-ul) si poate vom primi toate raspunsurile la intrebarile pe care le avem.
In caz ca va doriti un gamepad rosu sau albastru, aveti detalii aici: http://www.consolegames.ro/forum/f7-...-si-wave-blue/.
Despre accesorii de la Gamescom, nimic.
Mai e ceva pana in 29/11 ca show de gaming sau asteptam de la Sony informatiile cu picatura?
Tot nimic de keyboard, nimic de headset..
Sunt niste informatii aici: PlayStation.com (Asia) - Hong Kong
Despre keyboard nu se stie nimic momentan.Quote:
Furthermore, users can continue to use PlayStation®Move motion controller and PlayStation®Move navigation controller including associated peripherals, PlayStation®Move sharp shooter*1 and PlayStation®Move racing wheel on PS4™. Certain PlayStation®3 peripherals including, Wireless Stereo Headset (CECHYA-0080)*2 and PULSE wireless stereo headset - Elite Edition (CECHYA-0086)*2, will also be supported by future system software updates*3.
Urmeaza Tokyo Game Show pe la jumatatea lui septembrie.
LevelSave.com The PlayStation 4's Dualshock 4 Will (Reportedly) Work on Computers | LevelSave.com
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According to Redditor dzle, the developers of Galak-Z confirmed last weekend at PAX Prime in Seattle that all PlayStation 4 controllers will work on computers simply by plugging them in via the micro-usb connector without any finagling. It is also reported that the touchpad will also be able to be mapped like the touchpad on your everyday laptop. If this all comes to be true, the PlayStation 4 may just become the next generation controller you have to have for PC gaming.
According to the Redditor, “Galak-Z currently is not stable on the PS4. Thus they had PCs with DS4s [Dualshock 4's] on the show floor running the game. I asked if this implied the PS4 controller works on PC, which he said ‘yes it works as a regular USB controller’.” Also implying that the PlayStation 4′s Dualshock 4 will work as a simple plug-and-play controller, possibly even with bluetooth (if we’re lucky.)
As it stands, most gamers prefer the Xbox 360 controller for the most comfortable computer gaming – we’ll have to see how that opinion fares come November 22nd when both competitors consoles go head to head.
We’ve reached out to Galak-Z and Sony to confirm this and will update should we hear back.
DualShock 4: Battery Life Similar to DS3, Can Charge in PS4 Standby Mode, Glows Orange When Charging - PlayStation LifeStyle
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As we’re just over two weeks away from the PlayStation 4 launch on November 15th in the United States and Canada, Sony has decided to release a Mega PS4 FAQ. Since it can be rather daunting and contains so much information, we’ll be breaking the important information we’ve yet to cover fully into separate posts, hopefully making finding what you need a little easier.
Focusing on the DualShock 4, you can expect the battery life to last the same as the DualShock 4, with a full charge taking about 2 hours either through a USB cable (included with the PS4, but not with additional controllers) on your PS4, or in a charging station.
When you do charge the DualShock 4 (it will dimly glow orange), it can be done whether the system is active or in standby mode. While that is simple in North America, European PS4 owners will need to navigate to Settings, then Power Save Settings, and enable the Supply Power from USB Ports option.
The process of connecting your DualShock 4 to a PS4 (up to 4 at one time) is the exact same as PS3: connect it via one of the front USB ports. For the auxiliary rear port on the PS4, it is solely reserved for the PlayStation Camera.
As for the 3.5mm headset jack on the DualShock 4, the PS Vita’s headset is fully supported, with other third-party headsets able to support basic audio and chat functionality on PS4, though it will be on a case-by-case basis. You also have the ability to output all game audio through the headset jack by choosing between either ‘Chat Audio’ or ‘All Audio’.
For communication, PS4 users send record and send voice messages of up to 15 seconds long, with PS3 to PS4 communication restricted to just text messages.
A quick rundown of DualShock 4 enhancements are that the Sixaxis motion sensor has been upgraded since the DualShock 3, the “multiple vibration motors” give the DS4 a greater degree of rumble, and that tiny delay between pushing a button and seeing the action performed onscreen (latency) has been reduced when compared to DualShock 3.