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    Capturing the PlayStation Icon in Color: DualSense Chroma Blue

    JamesBy JamesJuly 27, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Capturing the PlayStation Icon in Color: DualSense Chroma Blue
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    The ‘DualSense Chroma Blue Special Edition,’ which embodies the identity of PlayStation in its color, is set for its official domestic release on July 30.

    Releasing new color editions for the DualSense is nothing new at this point. Starting with the standard white model, Sony introduced the Midnight Black (the all-black model) and the subtly charming Cosmic Red in 2021, followed by Starlight Blue, Nova Pink, and Galactic Purple. In 2023, the lineup continued to expand with the Deep Earth Collection, which added metallic finishes in Volcanic Red, Cobalt Blue, and Sterling Silver.

    The various limited editions are also hard to overlook. From the LeBron James Limited Edition, Marvel‘s Spider-Man 2 Limited Edition, and Astro Bot Limited Edition to the 30th Anniversary Limited Edition released in 2024, these models have captivated countless gamers—especially PlayStation users—with their unique appeal compared to standard colors.

    Amidst this, the Chroma Blue Special Edition has arrived. Designed to capture the history and heritage of PlayStation, it catches the eye with a blend of various blue tones and a shimmering PlayStation Shapes pattern etched onto the touchpad. However, it is true that describing it in words alone makes it difficult to fully appreciate the charm of the Chroma Blue Special Edition.

    The Chroma Blue Special Edition is said to express the anticipation and excitement of the moment a console is powered on and the DualSense controller lights up. I captured it in photos to see exactly what kind of unique appeal it holds compared to existing color models.

    The most exciting moment after receiving a package is, of course, the unboxing. ©INVEN
    The interior is quite minimalist. ©INVEN
    The Chroma Blue Special Edition finally revealed. ©INVEN
    You can get a glimpse of the PlayStation Shapes pattern applied to the touchpad. ©INVEN
    Compared with Midnight Black. ©INVEN
    You can see ‘PlayStation’ written in Japanese If only it were in Korean… ©INVEN
    It looks enough like the Astro Bot Edition to fool someone. ©INVEN
    If you are a controller collector, the Chroma Blue Special Edition is one you shouldn’t miss. ©INVEN
    This article was originally written in Korean and translated with the help of NC AI. It was then edited by a native English-speaking editor. All AI-assisted translations are reviewed and refined by our newsroom.
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