| Raven722 said: As far as the trigger buttons having rumble motors, yes it is confirmed. Both controllers have significant improvements in their rumble features. They're just doing it in different ways. The one minor downside to what Microsoft did by adding small rumble motors in the triggers is that it made the triggers very bulky when compared to the Xbox 360 controller. It's one of the complaints I've heard in regards to how the controller feels. Again though, a minor inconvenience for the most part. From everything I've read, which controller did better in its improvements to the rumble feature will be a matter of preference. Considering the features the Dualshock 4 is loaded with along with the already great improvements to its rumble feature, I'd say lacking rumble motors in the triggers is rather insignificant. |
I wonder how properly placed rumble coded for trigger use feels on the DS4. If it does have so many multi-points, the vibration could be placed well around the index and middle fingers where you hold the controller and could provide solid feedback regardless. Man, i can't wait to try these things out. Bring on next gen!
Before the PS3 everyone was nice to me :(
