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DualSense haptics, adaptive triggers and speaker

Rockstar Newswire (November 10, 2026) / PlayStation.Blog / PS5 Features Trailer (VGC)

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Rockstar’s Newswire post of November 10, 2026 says the PS5 version “includes high-fidelity haptic feedback fully integrated across the game on DualSense controllers and adjustable via accessibility settings”. Sony’s PlayStation.Blog post of the same day adds that the game uses the controller’s “integrated speakers, haptics, and adaptive triggers”, and PlayStation’s game page says the adaptive triggers “provide dynamic resistance throughout the game”. VGC, describing Sony’s PS5 Features Trailer, says “it appears that we’ll feel the recoil from weapons in the back triggers”, with extra pressure when lifting weights, and expects police radio through the controller’s speaker. Those examples are VGC’s reading of the trailer, not a feature list from Rockstar or Sony.

The picture above is a representative Rockstar image, not necessarily this feature: Lucia Caminos aiming a pistol from a car window as police cars chase her through a tunnel

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From Rockstar: Rockstar names it, on its own site or a store listing.
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Rockstar Newswire (November 10, 2026) / PlayStation.Blog / PS5 Features Trailer (VGC)
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Who says so
Rockstar Games (Newswire); Sony (PlayStation.Blog, PlayStation game page); VGC (trailer reading)
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Does GTA 6 have dualSense haptics, adaptive triggers and speaker?

Yes. Rockstar has confirmed it (Rockstar Newswire (November 10, 2026) / PlayStation.Blog / PS5 Features Trailer (VGC)).

Where has the DualSense haptics, adaptive triggers and speaker been seen?

Rockstar Newswire (November 10, 2026) / PlayStation.Blog / PS5 Features Trailer (VGC). Rockstar’s Newswire post of November 10, 2026 says the PS5 version “includes high-fidelity haptic feedback fully integrated across the game on DualSense controllers and adjustable via accessibility settings”. Sony’s…

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