Dual sense, now updating firmware on PC

The controller for PS5 is now available on the PC to update the firmware on the PC.

SIE has deployed dual sense firmware update programs for PCs for PCs through the PlayStation Official Homepage. Previously, in order to update the firmware of the dual sense, I had to connect to the PS5, but if you install the update program for this PC, the firmware is updated to connect to the PC.

In order to use the update program for the PC, Windows 10 (64-bit) or Windows 11 OS must be installed, and a USB port is required. To update the firmware of a dual sense to a PC, only connect to a USB cable, and it is not yet supported by wireless updates. Also, only one controller can be updated for only one controller, and to update multiple controllers individually, each controller is individually updated.

Dual sense is a next-generation controller to improve the disadvantages of Dual Shock 4 and adds immersive sense, depending on the "haptic feedback", L2, and R2 buttons, which can feel various kinds of vibration, depending on the pressure applied to the R2 button, It features a variety of features, including the 'adaptive trigger', and the tilt of the pad, and the 'motion sensor', which affects the control. In the launch, these features have only supported in PS5, but recently, recently, I began to support from a variety of PC games such as Call of Duty, Final Patent Lanta 14, Desroup.