Hold down the PS button in the middle of your PS4 controller to access the Quick Menu, and highlight the Power option. Access this menu by holding down the PS button on your controller.

From the home menu screen (where your PS4's app icons are displayed) push up and browse to the toolbox icon labelled ‘Settings’. Select it with the X button. Subscribe to Push Square on ...

If you’re a console player as well as a PC gamer, you may have used the PS4’s controller on your PC from time to time. The DualShock 4 is a lovely bit of kit, with neat little triggers and ...

You can connect a PS4 controller to your Android phone or tablet through the Bluetooth menu. Once the PS4 controller is ... PS button and the ... Bluetooth icon to open the Bluetooth menu.

On your PS4 controller, ... A menu will come up. Find the icon that says “Bluetooth: On,” then press and hold it. ... (PS) button and waiting for it to connect.

Any controller remapping that you do in the PS4’s accessibility settings is a global change; the console doesn’t allow you to create sets of button assignments on a game-by-game basis.

Learn more about PS4 controller button mapping on PS4 in our Help Desk guide to customizing your controller layout. ... Diving into the Accessibility menu, we’re talking button remapping on your ...

New PS4 firmware update refreshes PlayStation app icons. Flat design is in. by Samit Sarkar. May 30, 2017, ... The PlayStation buttons are drawn with thicker lines, ...

At a glance, it's quite similar to the menu you see after hitting the home button on Nintendo Switch. There's a gallery of game art in the middle, from which Switch 2 games like Mario Kart World ...

To update a PS4 game, hover over its icon on the home menu, or in your Library, and press Options. Then go to the third one down - “Check for update” - and select it.

Custom console game controller maker Scuf is today announcing a new custom PlayStation 4 peripheral that sports an additional two buttons. The device is also Scuf’s first ever wireless PS4 ...

In context: When the PlayStation debuted, it didn't use numbers or letters to designate its primary buttons but rather, symbols - square, X, O and a triangle. At that point, it likely came down to ...