M.U.G.E.N said:
LinkVPit said:
M.U.G.E.N said:
LinkVPit said:
NintendoPie said:
I'm still quite confused over the differences between the two.
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Digital means it either on or off. Analogue means lots of varying degrees of pressure you can apply, so you can ''feather the throttle and brake'' gives you more control over cars in racing games.
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THANK U!
well done putting it into words lol...i have it in my head but dunno how to say it.but this explains it perfectly.
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My pleasure! Have they confirmed its digital triggers though?
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all the 'signs' (lol not sure what else to call it..the rumors, hands on experiences etc) seems to say so
there was some people saying it's the same for the pro controller..but i believe that has been debunked now :S now sure tho..last read about it like a few days back
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What makes me wonder though is that Project Cars is coming to WiiU and I would of thought analogue triggers would be a must. It is a racing sim?! To be fair though racing games are the only major game I can think of that really require analogue triggers.