I wish DS4 would've had official Drivers support (supporting all it's features) and a standardized API. (that including PS style button prompts) The ones who are doing so are clearly just willingly bending some standards in order to satisfy a minority.
With Rise of the Tomb Raider, Crystal Dynamics has kicked things up a notch, with even better. Originally released for Xbox One, this game found its way to the PC after a few months. The previous Tomb Raider didn’t only impress in terms of gameplay but also when it came to visuals. So, yes, it's possible, no, it's not an 'official' way of doing it and no, it's not likely for many game devs to make use of DS4's capabilities/features. Rise of the Tomb Raider is a highly anticipated game that a lot of PC gamers were looking forward to. ) It seems not many devs tend to go that route. While I have nothing about this form of 'slowhacking' (in the absence of a better term. At least they've left the PS button prompts if I recall correctly. Pretty much the reason why Transistor had removed certain features support from the DS4 Controller (rumble and LightBar) in the first patch and never said a word about why. M$: Meet SONY - Nope! It works in Batman Arkham Knight, some ubisoft games, in a game called Blue Estate even the gyro and trackpad work, so it is up to the devs. Because DS4 doesn't have a proprietary standardized API on Windows. Originally posted by 80TCS:Certainly not.
