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Airaku on 18 March 2016
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spemanig said:
Airaku said:


There is no reason that the haptic feedback cannot be more intensive than it's phones counterpart. Remember that the XBO triggers are actually considered haptic feedback. Also zoom into the controller. You can see a very subtle gap there.

I'm not saying that this isn't fake. It just makes a lot of sense for a handheld controller. Easily a day one purchess for me.

The haptics feedback on the XBO aren't meant to function as buttons independant of the triggers, so bringing them up means nothing. They'd can shake harder than someone having a sesure and they will still NEVER be able to replace a button functionally.

There is no gap.

I think that we need to try it ourselves to reserve judgement, it's very possible that it'll work. Something like this must have gone through a lot of testing. I agree that replacing buttons is not something that should be done, but we should reserve judgement. 

Zoom in with "crtl+" I don't think gap is the right word, but you can see where it slides under. A small little space.

Also why do you keep calling it a controller, when by design. It seems more like a handheld aspect. You also mention that you seem to know for fact that it will succeed. Do you have insider info? But you show doubt with "unless this is real" or something like that. How do you know this controller will fail? How do you know that it's not a handheld? I may have missed it, but I haven't seen you address these.