Sony PlayStation DualShock 4 - 20th Anniversary Edition (PS4)

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The controller, which is styled to look like the PS1 pad, was previously only available as part of the limited edition 20th Anniversary PS4 console bundle.

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It’s been 20 years since the launch of the original PlayStation, which released in Japan on 3rd December, 1994. When thinking about what color you'd most like your DualShock 4 to be, a forest green doesn't seem like the obvious choice. Revolutionary features like the touch pad, integrated light bar, and built-in speaker offer exciting new ways to experience and interact with your games and its 3.

When they finally managed to sell 500 million PlayStation consoles over their lifetime in the gaming industry, they wanted to commemorate the occasion with a special edition console. The feel, shape, and sensitivity of the DualShock®4’s analog sticks and trigger buttons have been enhanced to offer players absolute control for all games on PlayStation®4. This blue controller wasn't unique overall, but the touchpad happened to feature a sequential pattern of the console's sacred symbols, which was pretty neat.

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This is perhaps one of the most detailed controllers from Sony, and it came with an equally detailed and breathtaking console. It came bundled in with the celebratory console of the same name that served as an homage to the design aesthetic of the PlayStation 1.And with the addition of the Share button, celebrate and upload your greatest gaming moments on PlayStation®4 with the touch of a button. The nostalgia of this controller is off the charts and made it one of the most sought after controllers of the generation. The mashing of a navy blue and bright orange might not work for anyone who isn't a Denver Broncos or Chicago Bears NFL fan, but it doesn't mean it shouldn't exist. It is a nice, subtle way of showing guests you're into soccer, but in a way that's presented as clean and welcoming.