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The PS5 DualSense’s Lights Can Change Color Similar To The DualShock 4’s Light Bar

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In a post showcasing PS5 hardware up close after Japanese YouTubers got the chance to go hands-on with the new console, we have seen some images from 4Gamer, showcasing the PS5 DualSense controller with new colors, beyond the blue we have seen up until now.

From these colors we see a Purple (pictured above), green, red, and what looks to be ‘minimised’ mode of the lights on the DualSense, with only the bottom part of the bar being colored with small, faint blue dots (this might be the new battery saving mode for the controller, similar to how you can turn down the intensity of the Light Bar on the DualShock 4. You can see these new DualSense images below:

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Alongside this reveal, we got a look at some brand new images of the PS5 hardware up close and it was revealed that both Astro’s Playroom’s and Godfall’s respawn time is speedy at just a second for both games. The fan of Sony’s new console is also described as not having any noticeable noise during 80 hours of play.

The PS5 releases on November 12, 2020, in the US and November 19, 2020, in the EU and UK.