LegitHyperbole said:
Yes. I already prefer it over my wheel which has no force feedback. That's akin to a controller being chosen over K&M for shooters. What's your definition of game changing though? 🤔 Like it actually makes change the games, or some of them, shooters and and racers. You mentioned GT so let's go with that, it allows you to know when you're clipping the curb and that alone (obviously there are more examples) is changing how you play the game, in which case in a positive direction allowing you to get tighter route on tracks and help with practice. |
My definition of game-changing would be something like the original joystick, directional buttons, shoulder buttons, analog sticks, rumble and wireless controllers. Touch controls should have been, but ever since they were introduced, they have been an after-thought with developers, so it didn't happen.
I would consider this akin to say, the dual shock, insomuch as it took what was already there and improved upon it in a drastic way.