Sony Talks About the Color of PlayStation’s Alternate DualSense Controller
                     Sony Talks About the Color of PlayStation’s Alternate DualSense Controller
Fans and gaming enthusiasts may be all geared up and excited for the launch of 
PlayStation 5, but that does not deter them from cracking jokes at the upcoming 
console’s expense. Despite keeping tight-lipped about the new console, Sony 
teased the fans with revelation that the new model is to have a DualSense 
controller. Every other aspect related to technology and games is still held back by 
the company.
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DualSense Controller
One of the development team members also confirmed that Sony might be considering the 
provision of new customization options. In a conversation between PlayStation’s marketing lead Eric 
Lempel and famous tech reporter Geoff Keighley, Lempel revealed that Sony would most likely 
deviate towards more colors for the new console and other accessories once they are launched. He 
explained further by citing the issues faced in the production of existing look for release during 
holidays. Eric’s conversation perfectly corresponds to sources that reported issues that Sony is 
currently dealing with regarding PS5 production. Sony was already producing a higher number of 
consoles that previously decided, but it looks like they are still falling short in from the massive 
demand. Users took social media platforms to point at the fact that the company tends to release 
color options of older console models.
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Color of PlayStation’s
But not everyone was not satisfied with Lempel’s interview with 
Keighley. Viewers expected him to address the design and control 
issues in the PS5 and measures taken to avoid it in the upcoming 
console. Lempel also did not address people’s discontent with the 
PlayStation’s new look. So third parties jumped in to bridge this 
gap. A company has announced that they are manufacturing PS5 
skins in various colors to conceal the unappealing paint job. This 
may be a choice for people who do not have a choice but to wait 
for Sony to come up with color options.
Other speculations that have been made by these reveals is that the 
console may hit the markets somewhere in November 2020, and its prices 
may be somewhere near $500. None of this is verified or official in any 
manner, all thanks to Sony’s successful attempt at keeping it all a secret. 
Let us hope Sony officially announces all details soon to satiate curiosity.