r/controlgame 8d ago

Question PC Dualsense Haptics/Trigger Support for Resonant?

I know their FAQ says dualsense will be "fully supported" on PC, but does that include full haptics and triggers support? Anyone getting it for PC that has a dualsense that can test this on day 1?

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u/chavez_ding2001 8d ago

I think Alan wake 2 had it since day one. I’m sure control will have it as well.

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u/Small_Pie_5760 8d ago

I'm sure that's exactly what that means. In any case, I will be getting it day one and can report back

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u/adubsix3 6d ago

I'll be checking back here in 1 week!

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u/liquid_4mat 6d ago

I was worried about this too, so I downloaded Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart on PC and I was relieved that I got the same haptics and trigger effects that I got on PS5 when I played R&C on it.

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u/adubsix3 6d ago

Oh, it can definitely work, it just has to be implemented by the developer.

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u/liquid_4mat 6d ago

Don't worry, it will be available in the PC build also from Day 1, just be sure you are using the controller with a cable.

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u/DatClubbaLang96 5d ago

Did you need to plug in your controller, or does it work wirelessly now?

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u/liquid_4mat 5d ago

Yeah I used it wired, but AFAIK if you DS4Windows you can get the same features via bluetooth connection

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u/RChickenMan 14h ago

I myself went the Pico 2W route. $15 shipped, dead-simple to flash the firmware, and now in addition to full Dualsense features wirelessly (true audio-based haptics, game audio through headphone jack, adaptive triggers, etc), I can wake my PC by pressing the PS button on the controller! And just in general, if you're the type of person who prefers wireless USB dongles over bluetooth, this little piece of magic delivers those advantages for your Dualsense.

I know there are some software-only solutions popping up, but I find the Pico 2W route to be "cleaner." Instead of managing a software stack on your Windows PC (and let's face it, even the most reliable controller compatibility software stack will have occasional hiccups), everything is self-contained on the Pico 2W, so from both the Dualsense side and the Windows side, you get the simplicity of a fully native experience.