TGA Shows Off GTA 6 PS5 DualSense Controller in Black and White
The Game Awards gave fans a close-up look at the GTA 6 x PlayStation limited edition DualSense controllers, available in black and white when the game launches on November 19.
The Game Awards just gave us our best look yet at the GTA 6 PlayStation controllers, and honestly? They look slick.
The official TGA account dropped a video showing off the limited edition DualSense wireless controller up close, with the caption: "GTA 6 x PlayStation, first close-up look at the special edition DualSense, black or white?" It's a simple question, but picking a favorite is way harder than it sounds.
If you missed the earlier reveal, Sony has already announced two GTA 6-themed DualSense controllers: a black limited edition and a white limited edition. Both are packed with visual nods to Vice City, the backdrop of GTA 6, featuring gradient color coatings, palm tree textures, and the official GTA 6 logo.
The white version draws its inspiration from Vice City's daytime vibes, with beach scenes and pastel skies. The black version, meanwhile, leans into the neon glow of the city at night. Whichever you pick, you're getting full DualSense functionality on PS5, including haptic feedback and adaptive triggers.
The GTA 6 x DualSense controllers will launch alongside the game on November 19, though availability and retail channels will vary by region.
For those who don't follow the show, The Game Awards is an annual event founded by gaming journalist Geoff Keighley and is widely regarded as one of the biggest nights in the industry. It hands out honors like Game of the Year and has become a major stage for studios to reveal new titles, drop trailers, and show off hardware.
As for GTA 6 itself, Rockstar Games is developing the next mainline entry in the series, following dual protagonists Lucia and Jason through a life of crime. It's set to hit PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S on November 19, 2026.
So, which color are you grabbing? Black or white?
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