Really? That's a bummer, I was expecting GT7 to be on par at least. 😐
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Excluding Astrobot, which of Sony´s PS5 games have been the best showcase of the DualSense?
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Not a single other game used haptics better than Astro. All other games used the haptics as regular materials and didn't feel any different when walking on different materials or anything else.
Best use of trigger effects was strangely in Back4Blood: dozens of weapons and each wepaon felt different.
Best use of trigger effects was strangely in Back4Blood: dozens of weapons and each wepaon felt different.
I think it's Returnal after Astrobot.
I don't remember anything in Miles Morales or Demons Souls at all.
GT7 has absolutely incredible haptics use but I actually think that the triggers aren't a very good solution for feedback. Without wanting to do the boring comparison (but I'm going to), they don't give as good or useful feedback as Impulse Triggers do in FM. Resistance changes and ticks are too subtle compared to kickback from a vibration motor. I was a little disappointed with that solution as someone with hundreds of hours in FM. Haptics incredible though.
I don't remember anything in Miles Morales or Demons Souls at all.
GT7 has absolutely incredible haptics use but I actually think that the triggers aren't a very good solution for feedback. Without wanting to do the boring comparison (but I'm going to), they don't give as good or useful feedback as Impulse Triggers do in FM. Resistance changes and ticks are too subtle compared to kickback from a vibration motor. I was a little disappointed with that solution as someone with hundreds of hours in FM. Haptics incredible though.
I want more games that use Dualsense as well as Astro Bot does. Astro Bot devs could always just make another game that uses it on the same level, too! I chose Returnal because the way that game used it was pretty good compared to the others on the list.
Good shout, DAS has fantastic DualSense usage. My control has rattling away and the triggers were used masterfully.
Might be joint with Returnal for me. It's very good.
Hard to choose between Returnal and GT7. I gave it to GT7 but that might be recency bias. They're both good.
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I think it is the opposite for me since its still early days for DualSense implementation and I love the little surprise sensations and uses, I cant wait to see what other devs do with it. Thats what is great about it, every dev can implement it in their own way instead of the far less dynamic standard rumble from last gen
Like I usually buy Sonic games on Xbox but I am pretty excited thinking bout how Sonic´s feedback will feel in Sonic Frontiers PS5, especially if its boost gameplay with the DualSense
Oh for sure. I can definitely see the appeal for others. I'm just kinda weird since sometimes I'll even turn my vibration off lol.
Out of all of my PS5 games, only Astro and barely Returnal make use of the features in a satisfying way. Really reminds me of the Wii U gamepad with ZombiU and Nintendoland being incredible uses of it at the front and then ghost town :(
The water droplets in Eternal was the next best thing since astrobot if I recall. Some of the others I either haven't played yet or didn't necessarily stand out for me. Swinging in spiderman was pretty cool though.
Returnal is good. So far from what I've played of GT7 is great and also really functionally useful as well.
Ratchet & Clank for me. The level of controller feedback is crazy in comparison to prior entries and I actually liked how well it subtly used the speakers too. The unique weapon roster that Ratchet & Clank has also lent itself well to each weapon having a distinct feel moreso than even Returnal I would say.
the usage in Returnal is really stellar, I think I might prefer it over Astrobot's implementation
GT7. It feels amazing and one of the only games I'm going out of my ways to use the trigger support. Vibration is also great and folks say gyro is super responsive.
Hard disagree on this. When I'm playing a third person game, somethign rumbling in my hands takes me out of the game world rather than bringing me into it more.
Returnal, folowed closely by DS. Probably wont ever play GT7 but its cool to see how good it is there.
Weird I've been playing Demons souls recently and don't notice anything? The only thing I notice is the backstab sound coming from the controller speaker
I play a lot of Fall Guys and when I had to send my DualSense in for drift repairs I noticed a significant rumble quality difference when I went back to the DualShock. And Fall Guys doesn't have a native PS5 version.
As far as specific stuff goes, I almost never notice except when my hand starts getting tired like during longer battles in Horizon.
As far as specific stuff goes, I almost never notice except when my hand starts getting tired like during longer battles in Horizon.
It does, I'm surprised it's not a poll option.
You can literally feel Sam peeing, even the driplets, what other game can you say that in?
Did you switch it off? Returnal uses haptics for pretty much everything.
https://blog.playstation.com/2021/0...rnals-immersive-dualsense-controller-effects/
Magic spells feel really good. I hope Ghostwire has a similar feel.
Returnal, but I love Forbidden West as well, and hear great things about GT7!
Haptics were so good in Returnal that it felt like an integral part of the whole experience.
Haptics were so good in Returnal that it felt like an integral part of the whole experience.
For me it goes:
1. Horizon Forbidden West
2. Ratchet and Clank A Rift Apart
3. Returnal
4. Sackboy
5. Ghost of Tsushima
I wouldn't even put Miles Moralea on the list of good Dualsense implementations. It was merely adequate. I didn't find myself that impressed with WRC9, so people saying it's much better than GT7 doesn't bode well for GT7.
1. Horizon Forbidden West
2. Ratchet and Clank A Rift Apart
3. Returnal
4. Sackboy
5. Ghost of Tsushima
I wouldn't even put Miles Moralea on the list of good Dualsense implementations. It was merely adequate. I didn't find myself that impressed with WRC9, so people saying it's much better than GT7 doesn't bode well for GT7.
Legitimately can't even remember what that game did with it.
I vote returnal. But I havn't played GT7 yet and I hear doing things..
While I really like the implementation in Returnal, I voted for Forbidden West. The fact that each weapon feels unique and that the environment feels so good to interact with (simply walking through tall grass or standing under a water fall / diving into water) is super well handled.
Gran Turismo 7 has also been fantastic with how things feel to drive on, alongside the way triggers resist or go loose to communicate your grip on different surfaces.
Not to mention the amazing haptic signatures for each weapon, for charging, etc.
Gran Turismo 7 has also been fantastic with how things feel to drive on, alongside the way triggers resist or go loose to communicate your grip on different surfaces.
Did you completely forget how the game does alt-firing with the triggers? lol
Not to mention the amazing haptic signatures for each weapon, for charging, etc.
I personally like what they did with Returnal and Ratchet, because it transforms the experience with the smart use of the triggers. It also blows my mind how you can feel in 3 dimensions. For example, you can know where the Doom Bots in Ratchet are in relation to the character, and in some cases, you can feel them circling around you. It's freaking impressive.
It's quite good, yeah!
It's quite good, yeah!