PlayStation’s LISA collaboration will bring a limited-edition DualSense wireless controller and a matching merchandise collection to fans in October. Preorders for the controller begin October 2, followed by its global launch on October 30 at participating retailers and through PlayStation’s direct stores in supported markets.
The official PlayStation announcement prices the DualSense wireless controller – LISA Limited Edition at $84.99 in the United States, ¥12,480 including tax in Japan, €84.99 in Europe, and £74.99 in the United Kingdom. PlayStation says quantities will be highly limited.
LISA introduces the collaboration and its design in PlayStation’s official video below.
LISA’s DualSense design and preorder details
The controller uses a Chroma Pearl colorway selected by LISA. Its touch pad incorporates her bangs and eyes, while stars and “LL” lettering appear across the design as personal details created for the collaboration.
Preorders start at 10 a.m. local time on October 2, while supplies last. In the United States, the controller will be available directly from PlayStation and at participating retailers. Direct PlayStation preorders will also open in the U.K., France, Germany, Austria, Spain, Portugal, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg.
PlayStation describes this as an extension of its earlier work with LISA on a global PS5 campaign. LISA said she wanted the new collection to combine her interests in gaming, music, and fashion while including details that fans would recognize.
The collaboration also includes limited merchandise
The LISA x PlayStation merchandise collection will be sold in the United States in two limited assortments. Items include apparel, hats, tote bags, keychains, stickers, and a carrying case for a DualSense controller.
Select merchandise will be available to preorder directly from PlayStation at 10 a.m. ET on October 2 and will launch October 30. A separate group of items will arrive on LISA’s official Amazon store and in the Amazon Music app on October 23, the same date as her new EP, Press Play.
PlayStation has not announced how many controllers or merchandise units will be produced, so the “highly limited” description is the only confirmed indication of availability.
Would you choose the LISA Limited Edition DualSense for its Chroma Pearl finish or the personalized touch-pad design?
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