When playing video games (on a console, at least), your thumbs are doing most of the grunt work. Most of your fingers are just lazing around on the back, so why not get them to pull their weight? That ...

Dalton Cooper is the Managing Editor of Game Rant. Dalton has been writing about video games professionally since 2011. Having written thousands of game reviews and articles over the course of his ...

It seems like it's never too late for Sony to make changes to the PlayStation 4. With its next console less than a year away, the company released a new attachment for the DualShock 4 controller, to ...

Over six years after it was first released, Sony suddenly created a new set of buttons for its DualShock 4 controller. But instead of making its own ultra-premium controller like Microsoft (its second ...

Logan Moore is the Managing Editor around these parts and enjoys the video game Super Mario Odyssey. Sony seems to have finally found a more cost-efficient answer to other controllers on the market ...

January 23 sees the launch of Sony’s DualShock 4 Back Button Attachment in the US, which adds an additional two buttons on the back of the pad aimed at competitive gamers. The peripheral costs $29.99, ...

If you play competitive games on PlayStation 4, then Sony has a new attachment for the DualShock 4 that's aimed squarely at you. The somewhat bulky attachment you see in the picture above is ...

Sony made a surprising announcement before the end of 2019 — an official $29 add-on for the DualShock 4, the Back Button Attachment. A somewhat cumbersome addition to the controller that adds ...

PlayStation 4 owners can finally get their hands on an affordable version of one of the main features of premium controllers: the back buttons. The PlayStation 4 Back Button Attachment, which was ...

After three-month absence, $30 add-on is worth a look for hardcore PS4 players. For all the ways the PlayStation 4 has bested the Xbox One over the past decade, Microsoft has long had the advantage of ...

It’s telling that the DualShock controller, with its two analog sticks, four shoulder buttons, and quartet of face buttons, has remained effectively unchanged since 1997. Over time there have been ...