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No rumble in Wii nunchuck
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ElectricBlue187
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Shig said:
Hmmm..Perhaps....Perhaps
ElectricBlue187
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Gek54 said:
Yup, plus it will mess up the motion sensing AMIRITE?!
plagiarize
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that's what sony said... but people wouldn't make it work that way.Shig said:
i mean a real machine gun kicks as it's firing... if you had a pretty mean rumble and had to try harder to hold the wiimote steady while shooting such a gun in a game, that'd be more realistic (though i doubt the wiimote's rumble is THAT powerful).
but it's all about feedback. if i'm having say a sword fight against someone else, when do i know that my sword swing has been blocked so i can pull it away from them and try again? having the controller rumble gives me an extra piece of feedback. having it go 'sching' through a speaker gives me more. yes you could just look at the screen but more feedback is a good thing i think.
Dragona Akehi
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Amir0x said:
Don't be a dick. Accelerometers aren't microscopic.
Cauliflower of Love
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Shig said:
If it's rumbling, then something is happening to your character, who would probably be shaking.
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goldenpp72
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So 360 = full rumble, nintendo = half rumble, sony = no rumble.
Next gen.
Next gen.
Bluemercury
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they can always sell the nunchaku with rumble with punchout.
plagiarize
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not every game uses the nunchuck... so it's a little unfair to call it half rumblegoldenpp72 said:
Moderation Unlimited
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plagiarize said:
You, my man, could do very well in the field of interaction design or human-computer interaction and ergonomics. That was a good observation on your part. It absolutely is all about feedback. Videogames involve experiential cognition, which centers around your senses and perceptions constantly being inundated with new fed-back data in order for you to respond appropriately. Visual and audio cues have been exploited more for this purpose, until now that is. The tactile cue is just as immersive and important with a more "hands-on" approach, like the one Wii takes.
Mr. Pointy
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Feedback in the Wiimote is what I'm really after. Not surprised that there's not rumble in the nunchuck.
this was definitely never announced by Nintendo - i looked for info on it at one point.
having rumble in both hands that could be independantly controlled could be pretty nifty - you could use rumble to "guide" you in a way that won't be as possible with just one-handed rumble.
still, it's obviously cost and power consumption that's the issue here, and it's not a huge deal.
glad there's rumble in the remote though - and the fact that rumble will inhibit precision aiming is a *feature*.
having rumble in both hands that could be independantly controlled could be pretty nifty - you could use rumble to "guide" you in a way that won't be as possible with just one-handed rumble.
still, it's obviously cost and power consumption that's the issue here, and it's not a huge deal.
glad there's rumble in the remote though - and the fact that rumble will inhibit precision aiming is a *feature*.
krypt0nian
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Also no rumble in the power cord. SHOCK!
AdmiralViscen
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Gek54 said:
PS3 controller isn't a ground-up redesign. PS3 controller isn't a main unit with full rumble with a variety of inexpensive attachments to enhance individual game experiences. PS3 controller doesn't have to cradle in the palm of one hand.
Oh, don't forget that you want a thin cord from the nunchuk to the Wiimote for better flexibility.
ElectricBlue187
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Gek54 said:
maybe he's trying to explain it to you, what a novel concept
AdmiralViscen
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Gek54 said:
Gee, maybe I'm doing neither?
I'm explaining the differences between a nunchuk and a PS3 controller, because you apparently can't recognize them.
Stormbringer
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EDIT Nevermind. I'm retarded, and I don't know how to read thread titles properly. I though this thread was about the Wiimote itself when in fact, well, it's about the nunchuk. That said, I don't care that much about no rumble in the nunchuk.
plagiarize
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what does this bit mean? TFF?Gek54 said:
AdmiralViscen said:
So what does any of that have to do with the the PS3 or the nunchuk not having rumble?
Wow, the PS3 controler isnt a total redesign? Wow, I was totally unaware, thank you for explaining that to me.
Im pretty sure the PS3 controler has usb port and have they announced the prices of these "inexpensive attachments"?
Guess what, you dont have to craddle the wii controlers in the palm of your hand either.
"Differences".....right.
plagiarize said:
True Force Feedback, in refference to the TFF wheels, sorry.
MrSardonic
The nerdiest nerd of all the nerds in nerdland
i hope developers include options to disable rumble. i didnt use it this gen and when i moved to wavebird i didn't miss it. obviously i'd still use rumble for games that rely on it for the gameplay mechanics
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Vilix
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LakeEarth said:
Not if you bought a Wiimote for both hands, which I believe Nintendo will try to "imply" that you have two for a few games.
MrSardonic
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Gek54 said:
wtf are you talking about?
plagiarize
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thank you. now it makes senseGek54 said:
i think the USB in the PS3 pads is just for recharging them. it's a standard USB mini port for anyone that hasn't seen them. cheap 3rd party cables will work fine here too... but i doubt there'll be wired ad ons that use that port.
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Vilix
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mariosbrother
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Punchout will be played with two wiimotes, so it's a non-issue.Bluemercury said:
plagiarize
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every guitar hero fan is hoping and praying myself included.JoJo13 said:
mariosbrother
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Because I'm going to be jumping around my room doing full uppercuts and beating on Tyson (until of course, his first punch - at which point, Little Mac goes down... crying...)Gek54 said:
nelkon and parker
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IT'S NOT?! NO WII FOR ME!SailorDaravon said: