Regarding the controller itself, Sony says the new iteration is like, way better than the Dualshock 3. Among the improvements: better analog sticks; improved trigger buttons; a touch pad; built-in speaker; headset jack; LED light bar; and Share button to instantly show all your Facebook friends how you got schooled in Battlefield by a 9-year-old girl.
At least the PS3 controller still sports an edge on the colors scoreboard, currently holding a 9-3 advantage.
The PS4 is set for a November 15 launch in the U.S. at $399.