Awesome!!!!!!!!! Mad, crazy, wild and sexy. That's what describes the best lovers, people. This controller is a pimp! Loving all the meltdown of those that can't handle being out of their comfort zone. Don't worry, the PS4 will still be there.

#buttons'refortehweak!

Double post. I guess thats how hyped I was. Sorry.

PS4 devkits didn't have the full RAM of the final device from what I recall.

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...

Considering the patents also mentioned motors attached to the sticks and the screen is actually cut to fit the sticks, that's a lot of money. And it's supposedly as powerful as the X1... It'll be crazy expensive. For a Nintendo product at least. But all of this is speculation, maybe it won't feature haptic feedback, maybe they'll use digital buttons. And that'll be their undoing since no one will want it then...

Where on earth do you get off saying "its that easy"?

There are so many variables you're just completely ignoring.

• Does the user use a controller differently when haptic buttons are raised? You might have to rewrite half of your controls code if it isn't based on that alone.
• Does the haptic screen register touches the same way?
• How to create the shape and height of the button?
• Are the tolerances for the haptic button different?
• Are gestures recognized the same way?
• Are the same gestures possible on a haptic display?
  
  It's not like they say "put a button at coordinates x, y on the controller" and the system goes here! magic button! Ohh look it's pressed in the exact way you expect it to. You have to code that.
  
  
  
  There is a 0% any devkits that are being used to make games 6 months away from launch aren't fully featured unless Nintendo wants the release games to be total shit.

debunked it seems

http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2016/03/rumour_new_nintendo_nx_controller_images_surface_and_set_the_web_alight

More like waking up one morning and realising you are special and don't need to conform.

#LetNintyBeWild

This is going to be a legendary thread if this turns out to be real come E3. Like seriously, I fully expect a lot of you to eat crow with some of the overreactions in here. Even if this turns out to be what the controller will be, not only is it still part of a dev-kit and can have design changes, but you also haven't even seen it in action. Even if the controller turns out to be completely horrible it still doesn't change the fact that a lot of you are just overreacting and judging this way too soon before you've even seen it in action.

This is almost exactly like when the Wii controller was first revealed and how people reacted to it. We all know how that turned out.

Maybe not the initial ones, from what I hear the call for more RAM was made late in the game. However, less RAM is more acceptable in the sense that at the very worse your game doesn't look or play as well as you'd be able to with more of. Not having haptic in a dev kit would mean that the developer wouldn't know how the game actually plays until they got their hands on a retail console.

That is incredibly dangerous if the developer makes one wrong assumption about how the haptic feedback works.