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Nacon reveals first officially licensed PS5 controller with built-in screen

Nacon’s Revolution 5 Unlimited controller will make it easier to change controller settings in PS5 driving games.

Nacon Revolution 5 Unlimited PS5 controller

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By Martin Bigg

Nacon not only publishes racing games such as Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown, MXGP 26 and next year’s WRC game reboot, but also manufactures hardware from headsets to controllers. Its dedicated Revosim brand also specialises in racing accessories, such as the RS Pure direct drive wheel.

Now, the French company has unveiled the Revolution 5 Unlimited, which it claims is the first officially licensed PS5 controller with a built-in control screen.

It allows players to adjust settings such as the joystick sensitivity or audio mixing without pausing the game, while also remapping button shortcuts. This could be useful for tweaking the steering sensitivity in PS5 racing games on the fly, for example.

A switch on the back enables players to switch the triggers between analogue pull, which allows for more progressive acceleration and braking, to short clicks. A Shooter Pro Mode also removes joystick deadzones, which could also enhance the steering responsiveness in driving games.

Nacon’s Revolution 5 Unlimited can be pre-ordered for £179.99 / €199.99 / $229.99, and is expected to go on sale in Q4 2026. It also includes a storage case and charging dock.  

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“With the Revolution 5 Unlimited, Nacon demonstrates its ability to set new standards in the competitive gaming peripherals segment,” commented Yannick Allaert, Director of the Accessories Division at Nacon.

“By combining a built-in control screen and TMR technology on an officially licensed PlayStation asymmetric controller, we are giving competitive and demanding players a state-of-the-art instrument, backed by years of expertise within the Group.”

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  1. Reminds me of the old xbox controller. Great functions but uuuugly haha!

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  2. Goes on sale in 2024? Was that a typo or has this already been out 😂

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    1. Apologies, yes that should be 2026! We’ve amended the article.

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  3. Is it a great controller for FSP games? Like COD or even Battlefield?

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  4. Wrong analogue layout, d-pad looks like it’s gonna suck.
    Pass.

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