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demonfang178 posted...

Yeah, but is the controller more reliable? Because I don't want to have to keep buying a new one at least once a year.

Honestly I'd say the controller is less reliable; I had to sent mine in for a warranty repair on the spring for the L2 button, and I've never had a problem with a PS4 controller over quite a few years of using them. Personally, I also prefer the PS4 controller ergonomically, mainly because it's smaller and lighter and I've never liked vibration or other feedback like that anyway (I turn it off at the console level, which both the PS4 and PS5 allow).

I'd say most of what I play on my PS5 is still upgraded PS4 games (some with native PS5 versions and some not); the improved load times are definitely noticeable for some games and it can be pretty nice, but if it's in question it's probably not worth the price difference.