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Luke888 on 23 March 2016
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spemanig said:
Luke888 said:

nope, they can code it as a normal touch game (heck, even Nintendo as I stated could give them a software to place the buttons right away) and THEN, via Nintendo's software the final controller will understand when it has or hasn't to activate a Tactus button, it's that easy...

 They can't do that. That'd have to actually code the buttons forming, code where they form, cold when they form, code the size, code the shape, code how and when the vibration works,  code the number of buttons. And then they would have to test it to actually see if he feels good and natural. You can't do anything without having the actual physical technology. 

Maybe I haven't been exhaustive with my explanation: what I'm assuming is that Nintendo will give the controller WITHOUT any sort of Tactus/haptic feedback BUT with a software capable of placing the buttons wherever they want,  THEN, the game can be released ON THE FINAL VERSION OF NX that automatically takes the coding for the buttons of said Nintendo software and translates it into actual buttons on the surface of the screen right where they were chosen to be from the devs...