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PlayStation Unveils Gran Turismo Limited Edition DualSense Controller

As we’ve perhaps established by this point, almost every marquee title to land on Sony’s PlayStation is set to receive a unique special edition hardware, and Gran Turismo is next in line to receive such a treatment. Earlier today, the gaming giant officially debuted the Gran Turismo Limited Edition DualSense controller as a means of […] The post PlayStation Unveils Gran Turismo Limited Edition…

PlayStation Unveils Gran Turismo Limited Edition DualSense Controller

Sony has unveiled the Gran Turismo Limited Edition DualSense controller to commemorate the 30th anniversary of its Gran Turismo franchise in 2027. The controller retains the familiar white outer shell and black bottom plate, but features several design elements that set it apart from standard DualSense controllers. The front of the controller showcases decals resembling a racing car's design, with the wordmark "GRAN TURISM" above the number "30", likely referencing the 30th anniversary.

Just below this is the phrase "WORLDWIDE 100 MILLION 2025", and the game's famous "The Drive of Your Life" slogan. The Gran Turismo emblem sits above this. The touchpad features a twin racing stripe, while the letter "E" within a circle and a blue triangle with a red lightning bolt serve as universal safety decals for the emergency fire extinguisher and electrical master switch, respectively.

On the bottom of the controller are grey oblongs that appear to represent hood pins. The rear shell is black, featuring the "30TH ANNIVERSARY" logo with the words underneath. Pre-orders for the Gran Turismo Limited Edition DualSense controller will open on October 22 at participating retailers, with a global launch on December 10.

The controller will retail for US$84.99 (approximately RM347) in the US. Pricing in Malaysia has not yet been announced.

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