Final Fantasy XVI supports the haptic feedback of the DualSense controller. If you find that the rumble is too distracting and/or draining the battery life of your gamepad, then you will be able to disable it. To see how you can turn off vibrations for this JRPG, you can take a look at this tutorial … Read more
You may hear certain sound effects, especially in battles, coming out of the DualSense controller when playing Final Fantasy XVI. To see how you can mute the gamepad speaker while playing the Japanese role-playing game, you can take a look at this tutorial from Seeking Tech. Method #1 For the first method, you can use … Read more
You may find that the music volume is too low when playing the PlayStation VR2 version of Beat Saber. To see how you can make it louder, you can take a look at this troubleshooting article from Seeking Tech. 1. For the first step, you should make sure that you mute the microphone on the … Read more
When playing the PlayStation VR2 version of Beat Saber, you may notice that there is a bit of audio lag. Having close to zero latency is important in a music game as the smallest of delay will through you off of your rhythm. To see how you can fix the audio delay problem in Beat … Read more
When playing Final Fantasy XVI on your PlayStation 5 or PlayStation 5 Digital Edition console, you can see the following message: “Your PS5 is too hot. Turn off your PS5 until the temperature goes down.” To see how you can prevent this JRPG from overheating your system, you can take a look at this troubleshooting … Read more
You may feel that the vibration to be too weak when you are hitting the notes in the PlayStation VR2 version of Beat Saber. In some cases, there may not be any rumble at all. To see how you can fix these haptic feedback issues, you can take a look at this troubleshooting article from … Read more
A lot of players prefer using an arcade stick when it comes to playing Street Fighter 6. When exploring the environments in the Battle Hub or World Tour mode, however, controlling the camera can be confusing as there is no second analog stick for a vast majority of fight sticks. To see how you can … Read more
When playing the PlayStation VR2 version of Beat Saber, you may notice that you are missing notes that you are absolutely sure you are hitting. This can be noticeable if you are trying to slash at notes downwards or to the left/right on the outer edges of the screen. To see how you can potentially … Read more
You will get a “Level Failed” screen if you managed to make too many mistakes while playing through a stage in the PlayStation VR2 version of Beat Saber. To restart the same stage, you have to manually move to the Restart option with the pointer and then press the L2 or R2 button with the … Read more
Before you start playing the PlayStation VR2 version of Beat Saber, you will need to go through a short tutorial on how to play the music rhythm game. If you are using the same PlayStation Network account as someone who previously play this title, then you won’t be able to get the instructions to appear … Read more