This thread is like 80 pages of people coming up with and complimenting better color styles than what Sony thought of.
He made a Piranha one:
Better. They can change tension on the fly.The adaptive triggers are like the triggers in the xbox one controller?
That's only possible if VCA is around the whole controller or next to the buttons/stick, right?
With the traditional location of where those motors are -it'll be near the edge of the grips.
The adaptive triggers are like the triggers in the xbox one controller?
No, xbox uses rumble, this one uses resistance.The adaptive triggers are like the triggers in the xbox one controller?
I think it looks awful. Instead of just slowly ripping off Microsoft's shape, do your own shape and stop using symmetrical sticks
look at the two side by side.
And my point was that they are clearly trying to not completely copy it by going offset.
At least Nintendo got woke and did the right thing.
Not necessarily, no. It's basically a feature of vibration modes and how they propagate through materials, coupled with destructive interference. By tuning the phase of each VCA cycle, they can alter how vibration modes interfere with each other and where they add up. This kind of stuff is pretty big in acoustics (think an acoustic guitar), but the same ideas apply here.
The further apart the resonant sources are, the more resolution you get, actually, so having them at the edge of the grips is a good spot.
Nope, entirely different mechanism. XONE controller is rumble, this is more like force feedback.
I love this telephone game where every time someone makes this argument the original line gets more and more mangled.Er.... They did exactly that this gen, even using the "The ps4 is a high end PC at the price of a console" bullshit line.
This is the one I want!
Can someone tell me why almost every single fan revision of this controller looks better than the one Sony went with?
I actually like this one. It's looking very sharp.
Although for me it's that the two-tone makes a strange outline where the analogue sticks are.
That black and white is very nice. Very curious how this is gonna feel in the hands, and weight and stuff.
These are looking pretty good, especially the last inverted one!!
These are quite good and look like officials that Sony would release.
You are right. All-white looks much sleeker than the original.
To me it's the layout of the colors that's really problematic. Black and white by itself is fine. But this looks like a white controller wearing a strap dress or a vintage wrestling suit. The little curves at the junction at the base of the touchpad particularly enhance this feeling and I can't unsee it.
None of the color variations I've seen here alleviate this, this gen is going to be painful for me until they release a single color controller. Full black mockups look perfectly fine to me.
sure. i also think though the fact there's so many different interpretations folks are having with different colour designs for the controller shows that sony did pretty good for laying a good template for future designs. the fact that it's all white and two toned shows many possibilities for the different colours they can make for the controller. and how good they can look too!This thread is like 80 pages of people coming up with and complimenting better color styles than what Sony thought of.
Man I cannot wait to use bows in Horizon 2, or shoot guns and get that force feedback.
Why was there a question about there being an audio jack or not? It's pretty clearly there in the picture.
The adaptive triggers are like the triggers in the xbox one controller?
I was thinking more about reducing the travel. But yes there's more to reveal and as concept these adaptive triggers are pretty interesting.If it works like in that patent, and can pull the stopper back such that there's no contact between it and the trigger pad, no pressure applied at all to the triggers, then yeah, I think they could do that. Have a completely loose, clicky button.
But the specifics of the implementation aren't yet official, so we'll see.
It is really tiresome.I love this telephone game where every time someone makes this argument the original line gets more and more mangled.
Just the triggers have resistance built in.Are also the sticks having adaptive feedback or "just" the triggers ?
"High-End PC" and "Supercharged PC architecture" both support the same inference.I love this telephone game where every time someone makes this argument the original line gets more and more mangled.
Okay thanks, was confused by a quote I read and wondered how that would play out. Maybe the next step then ^^
It really doesn't. The former has performance implications, the second only implies improvements to the architecture."High-End PC" and "Supercharged PC architecture" both support the same inference.
This is absolutely perfect. I'd buy three of them on day one (for my kids).
This looks really good - I'd want this and the white alternative in the post above.Thanks! I liked the gamepad, split color design makes working on mockups very much fun. Your mockups are very good too VivekTO.
I tried to use same principle that Sony used for the DS4 alternative colors. Main color for the upper body, complimentary or darker color for the other parts.
Definitely. If they used brighter gray it wouldn't bother people that much.
I suppose they purposefully choose different color variations to publish to garner much attention. And it seems to be working.
They will definitely release a single color variation for it.
The next-gen console rollouts from Sony and Microsoft this year have been, for lack of a better word, soporific. But after weeks of spec comparisons and hardware boasts, Sony finally gave things a shot in the arm with the reveal of its new DualSense controller. It's the most interesting announcement surrounding a next-gen console yet, and for Sony, in particular — which has barely updated its controller design in over two decades — the most exciting controller yet.
And yes, Microsoft has also revealed its console and controller designs, and I commend the company for revealing them early on in the process. But neither the lightly tweaked controller nor the featureless gray tower seems to have elicited the same excitement.
I was the same tbh.Okay thanks, was confused by a quote I read and wondered how that would play out. Maybe the next step then ^^
It's probably that, I guess they'll give more options than trim the video when you press Share. The "create" name doesn't turn around the concept of "share", because we make the association that streaming/videos are "created" content, specially with youtubers. You can hear various people talking about "creating content" = "making videos". It would be amazing to have Vegas on PS5, tho, but I believe will be just a Share Factory 2.0.Regarding the Capture button I wonder how far they'll go with that functionality. Let you capture segments of a game to share with friends and over social media so others can try to beat your performance under the exact same circumstances? Let you capture clips in GIF and share straight to social media? A full video/photo editing suite? I had the idea that Sony could tap into their Sony Vegas software to create a user friendly version specifically for the PS5 that can offer some powerful editing options.
"High-End PC" and "Supercharged PC architecture" both support the same inference.
Yup.Cerny emphasized the word "architecture" when talking about PS4 and references to a super-charged PC. He talks about it being a platform closer to PC in terms of a development environment, while having aspects of it he considered 'super-charged' - if I'm not wrong in terms of integration and RAM.
It wasn't him attempting to spin the console as better than PC.
Pretty much every controller to me now.Now everytime i see the DS4 it looks weird or outdated. I hate me
It's probably that, I guess they'll give more options than trim the video when you press Share. The "create" name doesn't turn around the concept of "share", because we make the association that streaming/videos are "created" content, specially with youtubers. You can hear various people talking about "creating content" = "making videos". It would be amazing to have Vegas on PS5, tho, but I believe will be just a Share Factory 2.0.