In my opinion, its not worth running transducers on consoles, the transducer simply runs off the game's audio and you will not feel what you want out of it (some games are better than others though). To get the most out of it, you really need to run an audio management software that allows for dual audio outputs at once. This allows you to configure one output to run the transducer and the other for your headphones/speakers. You can activate whatever features you like, such as shifts, tires breaking loose, etc. This changes everything! It adds another dimension to get that crisp kick in the a$$ with each gear shift. Simhub is what I use. But to answer your question, it will technically work with PS4