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If you haven't read it already on engadget.com ...
New details surface on Sony's rumbling SIXAXIS
Posted Jul 3rd 2007 9:16PM by Darren Murph
Filed under: Gaming, Peripherals
Managed to not entirely forget that Sony owes us all a rumbling SIXAXIS or two? If so, you may actually be delighted to hear that the end result could be quite the device if whispers stemming from the latest issue of PSM France are to be believed. Reportedly, the forthcoming controller will not only sport a vanilla rumble, but it will also boast a "touch sense" feature that allows rumbles to emanate from specific locales on the device. Additionally, the shakin' is said to be "more powerful and more intense" than prior renditions on the PS2, which means that the 90-pound wusses in the crowd best get to the weight room, and programmers are purportedly working to enable shorter bursts of sensation to make even the most subtle of movements ones you can feel. Now, how's about a release date?
Edit: Sounds cool, another reason for me to get a PS3...if that controller is released.
Logitech has made a rumble controller. I don't think it has motion sensing though...It looks sexy, kind of like their wireless Xbox controller..
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Sounds nice, its a nice bonus, guess il wait until these come out before i buy my 3rd and 4th controllers. Hope it doesnt make the controller to heavy though, i like it light.
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Eh, I never notice the rumble when I'm into a game anyway, so this doesn't interest me much.
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I like rumble though it gets kinda annoying when you die in redsteel and it rumbles for 20 seconds lol. I like this idea, it almost makes the ps3 worthwhile... almost.
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dude,i think that the sixaxis control is so wicked dude.the ps3 is the best-of-all new console yet.but my personal favorite is the super nintendo. =)
What is so great about the SixAxis? I think it is ok, but it isn't anything special. Now, the 360 has an excellent controller.
__________________ "When you say "I wrote a program that crashed Windows", people just stare at you blankly and say "Hey, I got those with the system, for free"."
-Linus Torvalds
"We've got cards and letters from lots of people who say that iTunes is their favorite app on Windows...It's like giving a glass of ice water to somebody in Hell."
-Steve Jobs
I thought rumble was "so last generation". Must be a bit like the motion sensing "gimmick".
Still, sounds kinda cool. Although, I suppose most of the "well into development" games may skimp out on that feature.
Maybe in the next couple of waves of games...
cmon squal you know better than to inject bias via sarcasm. you also know why the rumble feature wasnt in place at launce, dont tell me you forgot about the lawsuit with immersion already?
If you haven't read it already on engadget.com ...
New details surface on Sony's rumbling SIXAXIS
Posted Jul 3rd 2007 9:16PM by Darren Murph
Filed under: Gaming, Peripherals
Managed to not entirely forget that Sony owes us all a rumbling SIXAXIS or two? If so, you may actually be delighted to hear that the end result could be quite the device if whispers stemming from the latest issue of PSM France are to be believed. Reportedly, the forthcoming controller will not only sport a vanilla rumble, but it will also boast a "touch sense" feature that allows rumbles to emanate from specific locales on the device. Additionally, the shakin' is said to be "more powerful and more intense" than prior renditions on the PS2, which means that the 90-pound wusses in the crowd best get to the weight room, and programmers are purportedly working to enable shorter bursts of sensation to make even the most subtle of movements ones you can feel. Now, how's about a release date?
Edit: Sounds cool, another reason for me to get a PS3...if that controller is released.
Logitech has made a rumble controller. I don't think it has motion sensing though...It looks sexy, kind of like their wireless Xbox controller..
300 hours of battery life
I really do not think this is to be believed. I have no doubt that Logictech can make a controller, but it would still be a third party device.
touch sense is not rumble. I remember reading about this early this year. They can make different vibrations depending on whats happening in a game. Meaning you will feel a difference between someone firing a shotgun at you vs an automatic rifle or a pistol.
cmon squal you know better than to inject bias via sarcasm. you also know why the rumble feature wasnt in place at launce, dont tell me you forgot about the lawsuit with immersion already?
No I didn't forget. Did you forget at the PR gaffs from Sony employees?
Besides, you missed the whole part where I said it was "kinda cool"..
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