If DualSense gains any real traction here they probably will. Midcycle standard controller revisions responding to the market aren't exactly uncommon (PCE 6 button, MD 6 button, SS NiGHTS pad, PS1 DualShock, Xbox Type S, PS3 DualShock, Wii Motion Plus, 3DS Circle Pad Pro/n3DS, probably others I'm forgetting).
Maybe just maybe they want to enjoy the game and prefer not to have controller gimmicks forced. Which is why the option is there to turn it off.
2nd point is legit. 1st one is not. A gimmick is unuseful. In this case we know it can add informations that serve gameplay; and it increases immersion, creating an illusion of holding what you are supposed to hold. Probably helps getting quicker in the zone and certainly putting more senses into contribution.
This is me. Yet another supposedly "gamechanging" feature that imo truly changes nothing. It's fun but I very much doubt it'll actually meaningfully change the way we play our games. Meanwhile, actual gamechangers like gyro aiming (which massively improves gameplay rather than simply add texture) will continue to fail to take hold.
First one is to if it dicks with your timing. My son is playing Demon Souls and said it was distracting. He always turn that stuff off in games where you need precision timing. So that seems pretty valid reason.
Gimmicks aren't unuseful. By definition they are of little value, not of no value whatsoever. They serve more to add flavor than actually provide meaningful additions to the gameplay. Think of the 3D on the 3DS, everything you just said applies to that feature as well (it can add informations that serve gameplay; and it increases immersion, creating an illusion of
Great answer and very good analogy. I enjoyed 3D a lot in many 3DS games, I got my best records in Pilotwings with 3D on. But it didn't work flawlessly which was annoying, if not distracting.
I hope you're right. If you are, we all win! Well... at least those of us with access to a PS5, that is. :D
Probably sooner since a dev source has been told it's coming, and while folders relate to the entire visual make up of the UI, quick resume is about partitioning the SSD so states can be saved and is likely quicker and easier to implement than folders.
The Switch joycons are almost 4 years old at this point. I feel like people bringing them up aren't doing so because the haptics are at all equivalent to the DualSense directly, only that the situations are similar.
Itswhen the satisfaction herein the way of competition, keep that stuff in single player
