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DAXFM on 15 January 2017
darkknightkryta said:
DAXFM said:

LOL It is not true XD, the Dualshock 4 vibration is so weak, Source please

What does vibraton intensity have to do with anything?  You played the switch first hand with the Joycons to know its vibration intensity?

Also if you wanna try it out now, go play AR Bots in The Playroom.  You tilt your controller moving little aliens inside your controller around.  It simulates them in different parts of the controller.  Exactly as the icecube demo works from the Switch.  Like I said; probably not as good as what's in the joycons, but it's there.

My point is:

You lie, Nintendo Joy-cons have HD rumble and The Dualshock 4 do not have. In fact the dualshock 4 have similar battery life than switch but less functions.

In conclution:

Nintendo Switch have better controls.



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Aquietguy on 15 January 2017
Alkibiádēs said:
That technology could be really cool with No More Heroes 3, if used right. It could feel as if you're actually holding a light-saber.

Can you imagine feeling the road in Mario Kart or other racing games? Or the spin out if you run over a banana.



GhaudePhaede010 on 15 January 2017
Aerys said:
Its à good technology but whats thé use outside useless mini games?

Is it used in Zelda or Mario kart ?

I watched a podcast and the guy said in Zelda when he drown, he could feel the air bubbles rising and popping. As well in Mario kart, it was mentioned but they said nothing specific except it did make a difference.



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darkknightkryta on 17 January 2017
DAXFM said:
darkknightkryta said:

What does vibraton intensity have to do with anything?  You played the switch first hand with the Joycons to know its vibration intensity?

Also if you wanna try it out now, go play AR Bots in The Playroom.  You tilt your controller moving little aliens inside your controller around.  It simulates them in different parts of the controller.  Exactly as the icecube demo works from the Switch.  Like I said; probably not as good as what's in the joycons, but it's there.

My point is:

You lie, Nintendo Joy-cons have HD rumble and The Dualshock 4 do not have. In fact the dualshock 4 have similar battery life than switch but less functions.

In conclution:

Nintendo Switch have better controls.

I "lie"?  I'm sorry, reality hurts or something?  I just told you the game that Sony released using the "hd" rumble in the Dualshock 4.  The way the aliens move in the controller is exactly how the ice cubes move int he joycons.  While I did mention whatever Nintendo is doing may be better.  Don't think this is the first time vibration in different parts of the controller was done.



DAXFM on 18 January 2017
darkknightkryta said:
DAXFM said:

My point is:

You lie, Nintendo Joy-cons have HD rumble and The Dualshock 4 do not have. In fact the dualshock 4 have similar battery life than switch but less functions.

In conclution:

Nintendo Switch have better controls.

I "lie"?  I'm sorry, reality hurts or something?  I just told you the game that Sony released using the "hd" rumble in the Dualshock 4.  The way the aliens move in the controller is exactly how the ice cubes move int he joycons.  While I did mention whatever Nintendo is doing may be better.  Don't think this is the first time vibration in different parts of the controller was done.

Again:

dualshock 4 "DOESN'T HAVE " HD rumble and has worst battery life this generation.



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SonytendoAmiibo on 18 January 2017
DAXFM said:

The Joy-con technology  is amazing and the most immersive in consoles.

http://nintendoeverything.com/suda51-talks-no-more-heroes-switch-confirms-plans-to-direct-progress-update-more/

 

if there are Nintendog or Bayonetta with this technology will be awesome

 

Check out my thread on the HD Rumble tech. I posted it on Dec 18th to the dismay of many, but I guessed right. http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=223769&page=1

   

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darkknightkryta on 18 January 2017
DAXFM said:
darkknightkryta said:

I "lie"?  I'm sorry, reality hurts or something?  I just told you the game that Sony released using the "hd" rumble in the Dualshock 4.  The way the aliens move in the controller is exactly how the ice cubes move int he joycons.  While I did mention whatever Nintendo is doing may be better.  Don't think this is the first time vibration in different parts of the controller was done.

Again:

dualshock 4 "DOESN'T HAVE " HD rumble and has worst battery life this generation.

Alright, since you don't want to accept reality, since I gave you a game that uses it.  Pray tell, why doesn't the dualshock 4 have HD rumble?  



superchunk on 18 January 2017
Valdath said:
Am i the only one who turns off rumble on every controller?

I do, however if this is really as good as that says then I will probably leave it on.



dharh on 18 January 2017
Bandorr said:
Valdath said:
Am i the only one who turns off rumble on every controller?

I find it a pointless drain of the battery.

There are some instances where it will be a good feature. That issue is that those instances where it will be good - are in games I won't have any interest in playing.

I'm not going to play how many beans are in holder, or if there is ice in my cup.

Same for me in most cases.  Hell, on obnoxious games I even turn off rumble if possible.  We certainly don't need 'HD' rumble.



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Aerys on 18 January 2017
GhaudePhaede010 said:
Aerys said:
Its à good technology but whats thé use outside useless mini games?

Is it used in Zelda or Mario kart ?

I watched a podcast and the guy said in Zelda when he drown, he could feel the air bubbles rising and popping. As well in Mario kart, it was mentioned but they said nothing specific except it did make a difference.

I didnt feel anything liké that during m'y try, ill have to try annother Time to see



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