In addition, DualShock 4 has been given new features for remote gaming.
Sony has provided good news for those lucky enough to own both the still hard-to-reach PlayStation 5 and one of the few Android 12-compatible phones (Pixel series from Pixel 3, Samsung Galaxy S21 family).
A PlayStation Remote Play (remote game) has brought official support for the DualSense controller to Android 12 devices, so you can enjoy the benefits of a next-gen controller turbocharged with sophisticated haptic feedback when streaming PS5 games.
The Japanese reported this on their PlayStation Twitter account, where they also announced that the PS4 DualShock 4 touchpad, motion sensor, vibration and charge feedback have also been made compatible with Android 12.
New PS Remote Play update for Android 12 users enables pairing with a DualSense wireless controller, and new DualShock 4 features including touchpad, motion sensor, rumble and battery indicator: https://t.co/4fpa77Ggi5
Live now globally! pic.twitter.com/kmTCVTpjqt
— PlayStation (@PlayStation) November 16, 2021
Due to the limited number of Android 12 mobiles, there is little news for the time being, but such models could proliferate in the coming months, making it an important milestone. At the same time, Sony is not breaking the mercy of the Android camp, as it has been available on iOS devices (iOS 14.5 or later) since May. system-wide DualSense support.
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