JoelMcLaren

This Is PlayStation 4's (Prototype) Controller Your very first look at what's next. Important Update: A trusted source has told IGN that this controller is real. However, our source notes that it's an early prototype. The controller, in other words, is likely to change between now and when the console launches. Sony has responded to our inquiry to note that it "can't comment on rumors or speculation", its typical response. We'll almost certaint what the final controller looks like at the PlayStation event in NYC on February 20. (pequeña traduccion) Una fuente confialbe a dicho a IGN que este control es real. Sin embargo, nuestra fuente nos hace notar que es un primer prototipo. El control, en otras palabras, es probable que cambie entre ahora y cuando la consola se lanze. Sony a respondido a nuestra pregunta para decirnos que "no pueden comentar sobre rumores o especulaciones" tipica respuesta. Estaremos casi seguros que averiguaremos como se vera el control en el evento de PlayStation en Nueva York el 20 de Febrero. (la nota sigue en ingles) -------------------------------------- We finally have an actual picture of what the PlayStation 4 controller looks like, at least in prototype form (see the above "Important Update" for more on that). The picture comes by way of Destructoid, which posted the picture taken from an unknown source. There’s a lot of familiar stuff on the controller along with a litany of new and interesting features. For starters, the directional pad (d-pad) on the left seems to feature meatier, bulkier buttons that are put closer together than on DualShock 3. The face buttons on the right side of the controller seem standard. The analog sticks look to be a bit further apart, though they remain level, unlike the Xbox 360 controller's unevenly placed sticks. However, the sticks themselves are concave, like the Xbox 360’s. PlayStation 3’s controller includes convex analog sticks. The much-rumored touch pad – a la the back of PlayStation Vita – appears at the center of the controller. There’s a small, mystery button to the left of the pad, above and to the right of the d-pad. Is this the rumored share button? Or is it a start or select button, both conspicuously absent from this version of the controller? Meanwhile, there’s a glowing “something” on the top of the controller – most likely PlayStation Move-related – as well as a PlayStation button seemingly identical to the one on the PS3 controller. Above the PlayStation button appears to be a speaker, and what looks to be an audio jack is underneath the controller, perhaps used to plug in a headset. We've reached out to Sony for official comment and will update when we hear back.

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