PS5 controller revealed.
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LMAO...Yoshi178 said:it's not that shocking honestly. :3
Who invented the dual stick controller that everybody is still using today?
Analog joysticks prior to the Nintendo 64 include those used by the Atari 5200, Sega's arcade systems, the Neo Geo CD analog stick in 1994, Sega's analog Mission Stick for the Saturn (which launched on September 29, 1995), and Sony's Analog Joystick. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_64_controller]Yoshi178 said:
Oh good great fuck it begins again. Complete with smarmy ass :3 inclusion. YAY thread is now destroyed!
Yoshi178 said:it's not that shocking honestly. :3Gearran said:
Or on the other hand, there?s:
- The DualShock controller design with four shoulder buttons and dual analog sticks, which are still the standard on future consoles? controllers
- Spearheading the last three major disc formats to the forefront of game development, and to a large extent mainstream adoption
- Introduced the prospect of backwards compatibility for a console with PS2, even though they have fallen behind in that regard today
- The PS2 itself [https://www.theguardian.com/games/2020/mar/04/sony-playstation-2-at-20-console-future-of-gaming]
- Programmable resistance on DS5 is an extension of the pressure-sensitive buttons introduced on the DS2
- The Share button, which was later adopted by Switch and the upcoming X1X
- PS5 will feature instant load times; a first for a disc-based console
- 3D audio [https://wccftech.com/sony-ps5-3d-audio-big-leap/]; another first for a console
Then of course there?s still other things [https://www.fastcompany.com/company/sony] beyond gaming.
The innovation found on the Switch controller is also simply picking up where the Wii left off. However, Sony?s is still different. [https://www.engadget.com/playstation-5-controller-dualsense-photos-202718532.html]
I think if you feel the need to "bait" anyone then you should maybe reconsider the purpose of your posts in generalYoshi178 said:
That would be nice, but im gonna go ahead and say "unlikely" on this one.hanselthecaretaker said:
If this was a planned feature, it would either be mentioned in the blog post, or pictured in the images. Seems odd that the lightbar is on, and the buttons are not lit, if they are supposed to be. Even if this is a planned feature, and this is a prototype that isn't 100% working just yet - again, you would think they would either wait until it was 100% functional, at least visually, or they would just photoshop some LED effects onto it.
So yeah, its a no from me.
Laggyteabag said:
My question would be what?s the point of having such faint icon markers in place of the traditional colored ones. They look useless as they are, unless they?re meant to be backlit. They also remind me of several hardware peripherals that are backlit, so either Sony botched their reveal slightly (which isn?t surprising) or they really dropped the ball on a simple feature relative to everything else this controller will be packing. The other thing that tells me they missed something is you know they?re going to have at least half dozen different colors of this thing, which would?ve also been able to include. Fans are doing that as we speak-
Looks fine. Still wish the touchpad wouldn't take that much space, since most games don't have much use for it.
Why are you like this?Yoshi178 said:
And what is this whole thing? ---> :3 :3 :3 :3 :3 :3 :3 :3 :3 :3 :3
Y'know, I kinda expected to log back into here with a warning, but it seems justice has prevailed.Elvis Starburst said:
":3 is a slang abbreviation meant to represent the cat face made by anime characters when they say something clever, or sarcastic, or are commenting on something cute. Used to indicate coyness, cleverness, anime-geekiness, cuteness and funny behaviour."
Basically, he needs to communicate even more smugness.
If you like it, all the more power to you. I'm just very particular about my D-pads. Way I see it, the Mega Drive 6-button and Saturn were the last and only official controllers for any console with a truly great D-pad.Casual Shinji said: