Dion Blaster
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Why not make everyone happy by keeping the "iconic symmetricalness" while putting the sticks in the "more comfortable" position by putting them both on top?
Why not make everyone happy by keeping the "iconic symmetricalness" while putting the sticks in the "more comfortable" position by putting them both on top?
This isnt the final design though is it??....please tell me it isnt??
So is that thingy in the middle of the controller a screen? Or just a touchpad?
It's a prototype, meaning it might change...it might not...
Because that would actually make it less comfortable to play shooters or any game where you can't just slam the sticks in one direction.
I want more leaked shit. I can't wait
360 controller is only good for fps games. For other genres I feel the analog stick is too small, the face buttons are clumsier(compared to dualshock), the dpad is useless. But if youre just using the triggers then yeah the 360 pad is great.Just copy the 360 controller and be done with it, hands down the most comfortable controller I've ever used. Too much pride Sony, too much pride getting in the way of what works best.
Yep.
I don't want Sony to just copy the Xbox 360 controller I want them to make a better controller same for Microsoft.
Hopefully this is true, Rubber is way better than the hard plastic we've had to deal with.
Just copy the 360 controller and be done with it, hands down the most comfortable controller I've ever used. Too much pride Sony, too much pride getting in the way of what works best.
Fuck sake Sony, when will you learn and position your thumb sticks in a natural layout!!
Well... you'd be recharging your controller constantly if you actually want to use a good set of cans. You'll need an amp - that little battery in the controller won't do much to power those suckers long.I really hope those are headphone jacks, I've said it before, a quality headphones product will make the "hardcore" gaming so much more attractive and it's the next evolution to the whole headsets idea MS had with 360
Would love to play more console games, especially scary games, with headphones. Takes immersion to a natural level
...Those are headphone jacks right?
And I agree, rubberized handles should be standard already
Complaining about analog stick positions doesn't seem to exist in real life, only on the Internet where people like to complain about everything.
Everyone I've ever met that plays video games can immediately play a PS or Xbox game and not think twice about the location of the analog stick, as the thumb can rotate to either position.
Whatever folks.
So what's the deal with the move sensor on the top? Seems like a prtty cool concept eliminating the need for a periphreal, but how would it work?
So what's the deal with the move sensor on the top? Seems like a prtty cool concept eliminating the need for a periphreal, but how would it work?
Same way Move works at the moment, the camera will track the light on the controller. It will judge distance and position based on location and size of the lit up area.
it's not eliminating the PlayStation Move.
it's not eliminating the PlayStation Move.
I dont understand how useful would it be to track a dual handed controler.
The gyro inside the controller does that, what using the camera set would allow is absolute positioning minimazing drift, yet the ergonomics of the set up dont make much sense to me. In move or WIi Remote makes sense because the controllerss are one handed.I can think of a dozen uses just for flight motion controls. Sixaxis tracks tilt. Now we can track x,y and z axis as well.
That being said - I hate motion controls.
As long as I'm not forced to use it - I'm fine with the addition. That way, people that do like it can use it if they wish - it's a win/win.
But that's what I'm asking... what is the point then? I hope this isn't for the sixaxis crap, so gimmicky.
Using the bottom of the touch pad could be a bit awkward. Not to mention the "clickable" aspect would be extremely hard to utilize if you blocked off the very middle of the pad for (I assume that's) the PS button.
That is pure sex.
Great job, damn.
This is what I'm hoping for, and I don't think it would cause the cost of the controller to skyrocket. The top bar there is practically what could be showing while on the system software or when you press the PS Button too, with new message notifications briefly showing at the top and chiming through the controller speaker. (There would probably be a smaller "safe zone" for developers using the screen for time-sensitive gameplay functions.I know it's a touchpad, but I'm with those who would have liked it to be a very simple LCD touchscreen. I'm thinking similar to the one used in the Verizon 4620LE hotspot below:
Simple one or two color display just for some icons. In fact, the one on the 4620le is nearly the exact right size I believe.
The purpose for the move bar bring on the controller itself is to merge move type controls with standardized control methods. It's basically going to do and surpass what sixaxis was intended to do. Think playing a normal game that uses a standard controller but augmenting it with motion stuff intermittently.
Killzone 2 with turning the valve handle via sixaxis. Uncharted with balancing on the log you walked over. Warhawk with tilting the controller to fly. Since the light is a bar shape, the camera will be able to tell how you're tilting it as well, so the inaccurate and not so sensitive sixaxis won't be handling that on its own.
Not only that, but if this is coupled with the touch pad we could see a lot cooler implementation of the controller gimmicks this time around instead if spotty use here and there.
SquishyMuffin said:The triggers are much more similar to the Xbox 360 'springy' triggers. That's a microphone (similar to VITA, Wii U) and that is also a headset port. Touch screen is resistive display, single touch, used for battery levels, friend lists, mini u.i blah blah. Taken a while ago, only had access to it via someone else.
This is what the leaker of the second next gen Dualshock pic had to say, has this been posted?
So it's not a touchpad, but a resistive touch screen? I'm game.
It's extremely limited motion control technology if the hands are not isolated.
You will not be able to play a game like Sports Champions (or Zelda Skyward Sword) with this controller.
Expanded SixAxis functionality doesn't sound very useful.
The move functionality is the most puzzling part of the new controller.
This is what the leaker of the second next gen Dualshock pic had to say, has this been posted?
So it's not a touchpad, but a resistive touch screen? I'm game.
This is what the leaker of the second next gen Dualshock pic had to say, has this been posted?
So it's not a touchpad, but a resistive touch screen? I'm game.
Odd, VGleaks says two point ulti-touch...
This is what the leaker of the second next gen Dualshock pic had to say, has this been posted?
So it's not a touchpad, but a resistive touch screen? I'm game.
This is what the leaker of the second next gen Dualshock pic had to say, has this been posted?
So it's not a touchpad, but a resistive touch screen? I'm game.
This is what the leaker of the second next gen Dualshock pic had to say, has this been posted?
So it's not a touchpad, but a resistive touch screen? I'm game.
That's the guy who leaked the 2nd pic? hmm not sure I.believe his info.
Everything has motion control these days, the Wii U pad, the Vita, the 3DS, the Sixaxis, every smartphone and tablet. Is it really that puzzling?
It's puzzling that they'd even bother with two cameras and a move LED bar on the controller itself.
I don't see people orienting the dualshock controller around like you would in sports champions. it's just not a feasible solution for a motion controller.
That's why I listed a bunch of devices which aren't swung around. I'd expect the camera to be multipurpose and not solely for ttracking lights, and the RGB LED just replaces the four red ones, so they might as well throw it in there.
It's extremely limited motion control technology if the hands are not isolated.
You will not be able to play a game like Sports Champions (or Zelda Skyward Sword) with this controller.
Expanded SixAxis functionality doesn't sound very useful.
The move functionality is the most puzzling part of the new controller.
This is what the leaker of the second next gen Dualshock pic had to say, has this been posted?
So it's not a touchpad, but a resistive touch screen? I'm game.
Sounds like he's misinformed. I don't see a screen at all, and there's no way Sony would go with a resistive touch screen.
Most other sources say otherwise.I really hope it's not true, that sucks.