To remap PS5 controller buttons, go to Settings > Accessibility > Controllers > Custom Button Assignment. Enable custom assignments, select “Customize,” and adjust buttons as desired. Save changes, ...

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For new buyers of PlayStation 5, you can enjoy the best experience with your console button mapping. You can do this trick whether you use the original DualSense controller or any other third-party ...

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Sony’s brilliant new Back Button Attachment adds two handy rear buttons to any standard PlayStation 4 controller. It’s a must-have for hardcore gamers — and it works great with iPhone and iPad. Not so ...

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Using custom button assignments in the PS5 menu means any button can function as another button, though it all comes with one caveat — this customized layout won't be integrated into a game's own UI ...