News: Both Razer and Nacon have created licensed PS4 controllers for gamers that want a little bit more than your standard controller.
Ever since Microsoft released their exquisite Elite controller for the Xbox One gamers have wanted Sony to release a high end Dualshock 4 controller. It still doesn’t look like Sony has any interest in doing that but they have licensed a couple of different “pro” controllers for those who might be interested. The two new controllers are called Razer Raiju and Nacon Revolution respectively. Each controller offers a different layout with the Nacon Revolution having more of an Xbox layout with the offset analog sticks. It appears that both controllers are wired so if you are someone who only likes to use wireless controllers then you are probably going to be disappointed here. Some of the features for these new controllers include:
Razer Raiju
Two extra bumpers and two extra detachable triggers
Built in control panel on the front of the controller
Trigger stop switches and hair trigger mode for ultra fast trigger responses
Two custom profiles which you can instantly switch between and modify
3.5mm headset jack and dedicated headset volume and mic controls
Detachable analog stick rubber caps which provide extra grip during intense gaming sessions
Compatibility with all PS4 systems via the branded 3 meter long USB cable which is detachable for easy storage
Nacon Revolution
Offset analog sticks, enhanced with firmware for advanced eSports accuracy and reach
Four extra shortcut buttons
Eight way directional pad
Four custom profiles - all configurable via the companion PC application, enabling players to re-map buttons, assign macros to the four shortcut controls and adjust analog and trigger sensitivity
Two internal compartments with six additional weights for a tailored balance and feel
Compatibility with all PS4 systems via the 3 meter long secure connection USB cable which is detachable for easy storage
Both the Razer Raiju and the Nacon Revolution will be available at some point during this holiday season. No price point or exact release date was given. It should also be noted that this was announced on the European PlayStation Blog. No official announcement for the North American market but one has to assume they will release there as well. Take a look at the pictures and tell us what you think. Will you pick up either of these controllers?