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It seems like tacked on, expensive tech that nobody wants to use. Much like the Wii U Gamepad. Nintendo has to go back to the basics and quit shoving useless tech down people's throats.



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I don't care for this at all.



Where is that YouTube video which demonstrated this technology? You could feel the objects by pulling at them.



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I just hope implimenting it hardware wise was cheap.
I hope it doesnt demand too much cpu resources, and isnt too hard to code for...



Ljink96 said:
It seems like tacked on, expensive tech that nobody wants to use. Much like the Wii U Gamepad. Nintendo has to go back to the basics and quit shoving useless tech down people's throats.

Useless tech? It's next gen rumble. 



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I hate rumble, turn off the feature wherever possible.



Back in the Wii days, at least the gimmicks meant it was all cheap.



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Slarvax said:
Back in the Wii days, at least the gimmicks meant it was all cheap.

Inflation man, 250.00$ In 06 is 299.30$ now.



Well, if we could have a lower price rather than feeling icecubes, I definitely would prefer that instead..



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