Sony Has No Plans To Disable DualShock 4’s Light Bar

By Alex Osborn

Sony has no intention of allowing gamers to disable the light bar on DualShock 4, Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida confirmed.

In a conversation on Twitter, Yoshida said flat out that "no" there are no plans to disable the controller's light bar. When the issue of draining the battery was brought up, he went on to add that it isn't that taxing on the controller's power.

 

Are you bothered by DualShock 4's light bar? Should Sony give players the option to disable it? Let us know what you think in the comments below.

[Via OPM]

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