"...use a second controller to help friends in games."

I remeber playing Mario Kart in college and one of my buddies got his wireless controller from upstairs and put it on the same channel as mine. Everytime I went to take a corner or make a critical maneuver he would move the opposite direction and send me off a cliff or into a shell. He really did and excellent job of "helping" me.

Hopefully this will enable this sort of "helping" for people to make memories. (Clearly this has stuck with me for 20 years).

Is there an option to make it louder and continuous?

This is the best summary I could come up with:

Sony is rolling out a big new PS5 update today, just over a month after it first started testing the changes in a beta.

The Dolby Atmos support comes in the form of Sony’s 3D Audio implementation (Tempest 3D AudioTech).

It’s compatible with Dolby Atmos devices like sound bars, TVs, or home theater systems.

You can now mute the PS5 beep sound that chirps when you turn the console on or off, or even when it goes into rest mode after being idle.

You’ll still need an M.2 SSD that meets the minimum requirements, but there are now more options for PS5 owners who want a lot more storage.

Sony is also adding a number of UI improvements and some general navigation changes with this latest PS5 software update.

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I could also see 2 controllers controlling a single thing being useful for accessibility. For people who must use parts other than just fingers to control games, being able to use two at once might help. I know a lot of people cheered at Microsoft's customizable controller for the same reason.

Just wish they would add the option to turn off the bright white light on the console, super distracting during movies in a dark room.

Good god, finally. I can't believe this wasn't an option from the start.