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| [* black] Next, all the guts come out. (Guts = the middle layer: button sensors, motherboard, haptic motors, and adaptive triggers) | |
| [* black] The only way to truly be one with the game is to remove all the distractions. ''This ''is True Gaming. | |
| [* black] Backside of guts where some chips live. Both adaptive trigger units connect with cables. Haptic motors, USB-C port, and joysticks are solder connections. | |
| - | [* black] Solder connections here for haptic motors are kind of a pain because you can't swap a board without soldering (especially since joysticks are also soldered). |
| - | [* black] Solder joints are large though, wouldn't be hard at all to get past if you have the right equipment. |
| - | [* black] By comparison though, a joy-con joystick replacement [link] is a breeze. PlayStation joysticks are less prone to drift than the notoriously drifty joy-cons, but drift is still fairly common among the sony game controllers. |
| [* black] Chip ID? |