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Dualsense and Astrobot's Playroom impressions
- Thread starter Uzupedro
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Or we can just get excited about it now because it really seems cool and many people seem to really like it - and if it ends up being nothing in a year, shrug and say "oh well".
Mark hasn't described haptic feedback or adaptive trigger developer workload AFAIK, this is the most detailed explanation we've had, from Sony's internal magazine.
Sony's Technology 2020
sony.net/tech2020 (direct PDF link)
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I am still in the gimmick camp.
I remember gaming news outlets speaking positively about the trackpad, and the built-in speaker and even also the different colored lights corresponding to different players on the lightbar in the DualShock4.
If the Dual Sense's features are being implemented on all games a year after launch, I will gladly say I was wrong.
Man that the level culminates inside the PS3 UI and with the rubber freaking ducks from that one sixaxis launch "game"... Incredible! I love it haha.
Hearing Jeff and Brad's impressions of the controller have me more hyped for it than anything else thus far.
controllers are how you directly interact with games, it's actually been really sad how companies, outside of nintendo, tend to really ignore that. here's hoping we see more cool control shit after this as well. paddles would have been nice, built in mic IS nice, but again it comes down to giving the devs options and then... you know, them actually using em!
can't wait to get the dualsense though. ordering one before I even ordered a ps5.
can't wait to get the dualsense though. ordering one before I even ordered a ps5.
Wait, where did you hear that? Are the other three levels significantly longer than the first?
i can't still believe they give it. I would have pays 20 bucks easy for that. I love the PSVR game to death.
Different people have said it's about 5 hours long. Not sure if that includes 100%ing but it's the figure people have been saying.
OMG THANK YOU FOR THIS I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS. whats the exact name of this file?Mark hasn't described haptic feedback or adaptive trigger developer workload AFAIK, this is the most detailed explanation we've had, from Sony's internal magazine.
I heard that and immediately thought about the activities. Maybe they did a good job showing those off in Astrobot.
The studio and I know Gregg Miller said it too but I don't know if he is just going off what has been said officially.
Japan Studios seems like the go to studio when demoing new tech.
These quotes are hype. There's a lot of strong support already, and the features seem relatively easy to implement and will add a lot to your game. I think it's here to stay.
like VR and now the new controller, I'm glad Sony is pushing the tech.
These quotes are hype. There's a lot of strong support already, and the features seem relatively easy to implement and will add a lot to your game. I think it's here to stay.
like VR and now the new controller, I'm glad Sony is pushing the tech.
First impressions? The adaptive triggers are the most impressive things to happen to controllers since dual analogue sticks. It's absolutely seamless, and it just goes from "oh that seems like a cool feature" to "oh no this is HUGE" over the course of one level in astro's Playroom. Devs NEED to use this tech, it's game changing.
the 6th was the date posted by a youtuber that got the console.
No, but you did come to a thread where people are excited to tell them "we'll have to wait and see".
Is it November 12th yet? I can't wait to try this for myself.
It's easier to trust their opinions when they don't get overexcited and hype crazy about every new thing. When they react like this you know it must be genuinely impressive.
No I came in to check impressions and replied to someone who basically said that we now know it's not a fad. Which we don't because we need to see how well supported these features are going forward.
All these impressions are getting me really excited to experience it. When I read a few impressions I thought to myself "oh cool seems like they have done something neat" but the more I read, people are absolutely gushing over this and Jeff Gerstmann was immediately full on praising it in that video. It's really nice to see how excited people are getting over aspects of the console other than the graphics. That alone gives me next gen hype.
Here's to hoping 3rd paty devs implement this in some pretty cool ways.
Here's to hoping 3rd paty devs implement this in some pretty cool ways.
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Ahh can't wait. This is the kind of stuff I'm looking for in a new generation. The constant backward compatibility talk was killing my hype (not that it's a bad thing but why is playing last gen games the number one thing people were constantly arguing about..) but now the excitement's back.
Can't wait to try it out, sounds amazing!
I wonder how much Demon's Soul's is going to incorporate these features.
Not terribly hard to implement at all. I'd be surprised if other groups didn't support these features for the foreseeable future.
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Don't do this to me :(
I cant hold this excitement
Video impressions?
I want to try this sooo bad. I'm also so glad they are making the PS5 come with a game to show all of these cool features.
yeah, "what I expected to be a simple single level from a pack-in" is really what I meant.
Thanks for the fedback :)
My silly dream is that someone, somewhere (either in a game or a creator in Dreams) will be able to replicate the trigger feel and sound of the original NES light gun with the DualSense. I need that in my life!