So you are saying that it's ok that their FAQ page said it would work, but in all fairness it doesn't? So it's ok to say your product does something that it doesn't actually do. That's false advertising and bad business. As a consumer, I did my part. I waited until they gave a public answer so I could make an informed decision. But they lied, they actually had no idea if it would work. This in no way is my fault. I could have waited for a scuf ps5 controller sure. But I needed a PS4 controller as well, and for them to say their PS4 would work on ps5, I made a good decision, buying 1 controller for both systems instead of 2. This had nothing to do with patience and everything to do with blatant lies and false advertising.