Is PS5 the only gen 9 system? | |||
| yes | 10 | 38.46% | |
| YES, but in CAPS. | 16 | 61.54% | |
| Total: | 26 | ||
The poll question is silly.
That being said, Digital Foundry gives proper insight:
| eva01beserk said: I agree, but it seems to be personal taste. And yes people, the switch received such levels of hype for its controller, but aside from a few games it was never used and people moved on. So its up to sony to inovate and maybe third partys will adopt the innovation. |
Guess some never heard of the expensive demo that was 1-2 Switch, it got similar reaction as Astro's Playground.
As you mention, pickings outside of Nintendo are slim:
https://www.imore.com/best-hd-rumble-games-arent-1-2-switch
https://www.thegamer.com/best-nintendo-switch-games-using-hd-rumble/
Third parties have not used it a lot, some indies did it at launch to differentiate themselves and add an extra feature for their titles. What is nice that after the innovative push done by Microsoft (adaptive triggers) and Nintendo (HD rumble), with Sony following suit these features can be standardised by developers even further as more devices have these next-gen features.
https://xander51.medium.com/sonys-ps5-dualsense-controller-will-standardize-niche-rumble-features-b3e7dbb31618
TomaTito said:
Guess some never heard of the expensive demo that was 1-2 Switch, it got similar reaction as Astro's Playground. As you mention, pickings outside of Nintendo are slim: Third parties have not used it a lot, some indies did it at launch to differentiate themselves and add an extra feature for their titles. What is nice that after the innovative push done by Microsoft (adaptive triggers) and Nintendo (HD rumble), with Sony following suit these features can be standardised by developers even further as more devices have these next-gen features. |
Not really. Astro's Playroom is a 5 hour long game and not purely just a demo. Though it does demonstrate and fully use the features of the DualSense. The reviews for it are actually all round good and is generally well received. MC score here.
Impulse triggers are not the same as adaptive triggers. Impulse is like rumble for the triggers. Adaptive triggers allows for developers to adjust the tension of triggers depending on what they want. There is a already a lot of third party games support the DualSense features as I said before. There is support both haptics and adaptive triggers.
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hinch said:
Not really. Astro's Playroom is a 5 hour long game and not purely just a demo. Though it is kinda like a demonstration for the controller and its abilities and the reviews for it are actually good and is generally well received. MC score here. Impulse triggers are not the same as adaptive triggers. Impulse is like rumble for the triggers. Adaptive triggers allows for developers to adjust the tension of triggers depending on what they want. There is a already a lot of third party games support the DualSense features as I said before. There is support both haptics and adaptive triggers. |
Demos can be five hour long, I have played a few. That was a dig at 1-2 Switch; don't worry about Astro, he got away with it by being bundled.
So the triggers are an evolution of an idea from the competitors. No issue with that, we all know how things can always be refined and evolved.
EDIT: Here is a rumble title list I just found for Switch, not sure if it is complete: https://switcher.co/games/tag/hd-rumble/
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Uh not a dig. This is like a free game bundled like Wii Sports with the Wii. Its still a game people can enjoy despite being a demo for the controller. This is almost a fully packed game preloaded on the console.
Exactly, new features like the share button. Or haptic triggers. If its successful, then Microsoft will probably include it in their next console. Both can add and innovate as well, incorporating each others features and adding their own, like Nintendo with their controllers.
| hinch said: Uh not a dig. This is like a free game bundled like Wii Sports with the Wii. Its still a game people can enjoy despite being a demo for the controller. This is almost a fully packed game preloaded on the console. |
I meant to say that my comment was a dig at 1-2 Switch, but I agree with your bundled statement.
| hinch said:
Exactly, new features like the share button. Or haptic triggers. If its successful, then Microsoft will probably include it in their next console. Both can add and innovate as well, incorporating each others features and adding their own, like Nintendo with their controllers. |
And when these are incorporated into more devices then the feature becomes an industry standard.
Last edited by TomaTito - on 10 November 2020
| Doctor_MG said: Boy this seems like a Sony circlejerk thread.PS5 is not the only "true next gen" console. If controllers are what you think makes a next gen console then Nintendo is the only one who consistently brings about controller innovations. Also, PS4s dualshock had differences between the Xbox controller too. They were seldom used (except initially) and sometimes even got in the way (lightbar). They are gimmicks, pure and simple. Could they be good gimmicks? Hell yeah...but they are still gimmicks.Other things...the card system is interesting, but I don't think that makes it next gen. The Xbox has a quick resume feature for like 10 different games that PS5 doesn't...so the features are different. Want to talk about Project Tempest I raise you Project Acoustic. Want to talk about the SSD I raise you better CPU/GPU capabilities and the velocity architecture. These consoles are going toe to toe, and it's a good thing. Quit with the "one true king" approach, it just seems creepy. |
Considering the number of objection comments this is hardly a circlejerk.
duduspace11 "Well, since we are estimating costs, Pokemon Red/Blue did cost Nintendo about $50m to make back in 1996"
http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=8808363
Mr Puggsly: "Hehe, I said good profit. You said big profit. Frankly, not losing money is what I meant by good. Don't get hung up on semantics"
http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=9008994
Azzanation: "PS5 wouldn't sold out at launch without scalpers."
Pft.Wii U had a second screen, an NFC tragedy l reader, a camera and microphone, etc. 8 YEARS AGO. Try to keep up, Sony.
| Leynos said: Can't back up your saves via USB on PS5. Giant Bomb UI walkthrough shows it's missing a lot of basic features PS4 has. BC is confusing. The system can't even lay on its side without attachments and a screw that everyone will lose. PS5 seems rushed esp in UI. |
May I ask what it is that Sony would have to do for you to ever comment positively about PlayStation?
Hynad said:
May I ask what it is that Sony would have to do for you to ever comment positively about PlayStation? |
Some people just like to be hipsters, I guess. "I hate the popular thing" is an identity to some folks.
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