I'm going to buy one just to play some of games with. I am curious to know how well it works.

Is that the first stage, or the last stage, of its growth?

Explanation can be summed in one word: haptics.

Also, it supposedly works very well, which intruiges me even more

Hate the lack of left analog. Even if I get used to it there's a reason why track pads are used for aiming and not movement. They should have put at least one joystick on there for movement.

lmaoooooo or a dock station

I think it's pre-evolution since they haven't show a final version yet.

do you remember this? I hope that they release a version in which you can change it to face buttons / digital cross / analog sticks

I'm in a very awkward position where I don't want to put money out right for this but I SERIOUSLY wanna give this shit a try. It looks... interesting.

nice find/memory , seems it can be upgradable too.

What I see here as the big innovation is the two big haptic pads. They have ways of making a pad (or even a tablet) so that you can feel edges, textures, like there a thing is fuzzy or not. This could be utilized in some fairly interesting ways - say if your character was underwater - the movements could feel squishy, or fuzzy if you are petting a bunny rabbit in game.

The middle 'pad' thing seems rather awkward to use. And having to move your hands off the disk ares to click buttons just doesn't seem very helpful to me.

I think we should not the target of this seems to be people that are use to the mouse/keyboard. They often have a challenging moving to the two stick current controller environment. This might be easier for them.

But for regular console players, outside of a few games, not sure how this will fly. Some people can really work magic with their thumbs and two sticks. Still I would definitely try it though.