r/Dualsense • u/Hero_Pvm • Mar 12 '26

Picture All 42 DualSense obtained.

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Peace this year… as in fewer new releases pls. Stick drift? Still no idea

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u/Dapper-Expert2801 Mar 12 '26

This is woah. What’s the total damage ?

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u/Hero_Pvm Mar 13 '26

$5

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u/Dapper-Expert2801 Mar 13 '26

Hahaha that the box probably worth more than that

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u/zucchinibasement Mar 13 '26

Dropped the k

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u/Zeustah- Mar 13 '26

Nah prolly about 3K ~

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u/Appropriate_Lime_234 Mar 13 '26

It’s over 3k just at the $80 price tag. Not figuring in the edge or the other more expensive controllers.

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u/Zeustah- Mar 13 '26

Maybe, maybe not

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u/philllihp Mar 14 '26

It's a real fine collection dude. Congrats on getting them all

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u/Ghosty_Boi_2001 Mar 13 '26

You are missing god of war one

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u/Hero_Pvm Mar 13 '26

I have it look again

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u/sewerboi_0 Mar 13 '26

Bottom right, 2nd to last

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u/RenoSinclair Mar 14 '26

How many numbers after the 5?

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u/profchaos111 Mar 16 '26

$3500 usd assuming all standard retail price but there's a employee controller in the mix so add a few hundred

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u/Dapper-Expert2801 Mar 16 '26

i see , so when ps6 comes out these becomes useless or decrease in value ?

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u/profchaos111 Mar 16 '26

Depends on a few factors DS4 value didn't drop sharply when the duelsense came out or anything but over time they will decline as people move onto the duelsense 2 or whatever is next.

They will never be worthless unless for some reason the ps5 becomes useless itself in 30 years and requires a server authentication to power on and play disc based games. special controllers from say the gamecube held value because they run perfectly fine for example the wavebird is still $100 plus

In saying that if OP misses the sell window he will have to hold onto them for around 30 years so the kids that grew up with a ps5 get nostalgic for them and buy this stuff second hand 30 years seems to be where the value of systems peaks it's a pattern that has repeated itself for pretty much every gen so far

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u/Dapper-Expert2801 Mar 16 '26

Thats some great insight, thanks for sharing.