Sony is celebrating PlayStation’s 30th anniversary in style with a brand-new collection of limited edition hardware and accessories, and at the center of this highly anticipated lineup is the DualSense Wireless Controller. Styled to evoke nostalgia for the original PlayStation console, the 30th Anniversary Edition DualSense is now live for preorder at Walmart for $79. These already sold out fast in Europe earlier today, so act fast if you want to secure one.
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A Retro-Inspired DualSense Controller
The 30th Anniversary Edition DualSense pays homage to the original PlayStation, featuring a sleek design that incorporates elements from the iconic grey color scheme and classic PlayStation shapes. While the controller retains the cutting-edge features that make the DualSense one of the most innovative controllers today—such as adaptive triggers and haptic feedback—the special edition adds a sense of nostalgia for longtime fans.
Given the limited quantities of these 30th Anniversary items, it’s crucial to stay updated on availability. For the latest updates on where to buy the 30th Anniversary DualSense Wireless Controller and other items, follow @IGNDeals on Twitter/X, where you’ll get real-time notifications on stock updates, preorder windows, and more.
All of the 30th Anniversary Edition items will be available in limited quantities, and will be released on November 21, with preorders ongoing at PS Direct today – September 26, at 7am PT / 10am ET. And if you’re interested in the non-30th anniversary edition, check out our PS5 Pro preorder guide.
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