I hope you have the space (and the patience) for yet another dongle. Alongside plans to bring its PlayStation Now game streaming service to Windows, Sony also announced a $25 doohickey to connect your ...

[UPDATE] Sony has responded to our request for comment, saying the DualShock 4 will continue to work with the wireless USB adapter in the same way as it does when wired with a USB cable. That means ...

PlayStation Now, Sony's PlayStation 3 game streaming service, is coming to Windows PC, Sony confirmed on its PlayStation Blog today. Alongside the streaming service will come a wireless DualShock 4 PC ...

We made a logical guess, and we were right. It's good to be the king. Sony has revealed its new Dualshock 4 adapter at the same it announced that PS Now would be coming to the PC. The new adapter will ...

A new certification filed by Sony with the Federal Communications Commission suggests the company may be working on a wireless PC adapter for the DualShock controller. When it comes to using ...

Once upon a time, Sony promised that the DualShock 4 controller would be compatible with PCs. More than two years have passed since and, as of right now at least, you still can't officially use the ...

Sony has confirmed that the PlayStation Now service is coming to PC very soon. PC fans will soon have access to a vast library of classic PS3 games thanks to PlayStation Now. Sony's game streaming ...

Sony today announced a new accessory for Mac and PC users that will bring improved gaming support to the platform. In a blog post, Sony unveiled the DualShock 4 USB Wireless Adapter. This accessory ...

An FCC (Federal Communications Commission) certification for a Sony wireless adapter could point to official support for DualShock 4 controllers on PC. Joe Skrebels is IGN's UK News Editor, and he'll ...

Sony today announced the upcoming launch of a new DualShock 4 USB Wireless Adapter, which will allow Mac and PC users to wirelessly connect a DualShock 4 controller to their machines. The adapter will ...

PlaySation Now, the all-you-can game subscription service that provides access to classic PlayStation titles on-demand, is making its way to Windows PCs, starting now in Europe and rolling out soon in ...