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Peter Crisp wrote:It's looking like the 13th is a good bet for getting a final release date and price.
My final guess is November 6th and £475 and they will announce a bundle with the headset for £575.
Peter Crisp wrote:Saint of Killers wrote:It's that trouble maker Peter Crisp.
I'm the ultimate bad boy.
“Previously on pretty much any console that has vibration or rumble, it's a nice feature that sometimes can make things more immersive, but I haven't felt anything quite as intricate and sensitive as the DualSense's haptic feedback,” Tibitoski said.
“In our game, being in first person, running on different terrain, jumping in and out of water or running into bugsnax, you can feel the difference between running on grass versus running in water versus running on sand or snow. There's weather in our game and if there's a thunderstorm and things of that nature, you can feel where the sound is coming from through the vibration."
In addition to using the DualSense’s speaker to play the sounds various bugsnax make,Young Horses is also using the DualSense’s adaptive triggers in the process of trapping bugsnax.
“[We’re] even using the light on the controller to display how endanger you are of a bugsnak escaping from a trap. We're also using the adaptive triggers,” Tibitoski said. “Different traps have different functionalities and some of those are best exhibited through, tension in those triggers or rumble in them to make you feel like you're really using them.
Crazy stuff. Can't wait to try it.
Saint of Killers wrote:I think I'm starting to understand why DS5 may be really kind of cool...“Previously on pretty much any console that has vibration or rumble, it's a nice feature that sometimes can make things more immersive, but I haven't felt anything quite as intricate and sensitive as the DualSense's haptic feedback,” Tibitoski said.
“In our game, being in first person, running on different terrain, jumping in and out of water or running into bugsnax, you can feel the difference between running on grass versus running in water versus running on sand or snow. There's weather in our game and if there's a thunderstorm and things of that nature, you can feel where the sound is coming from through the vibration."
In addition to using the DualSense’s speaker to play the sounds various bugsnax make,Young Horses is also using the DualSense’s adaptive triggers in the process of trapping bugsnax.
“[We’re] even using the light on the controller to display how endanger you are of a bugsnak escaping from a trap. We're also using the adaptive triggers,” Tibitoski said. “Different traps have different functionalities and some of those are best exhibited through, tension in those triggers or rumble in them to make you feel like you're really using them.
I may replay some PS4 games just to feel the different weather effects
Though I'm assuming for a BC game to use DS5 feature-set they'd then need to update the game.
OrangeRKN wrote:Not feeling that white on blueSaint of Killers wrote:I think I'm starting to understand why DS5 may be really kind of cool...“Previously on pretty much any console that has vibration or rumble, it's a nice feature that sometimes can make things more immersive, but I haven't felt anything quite as intricate and sensitive as the DualSense's haptic feedback,” Tibitoski said.
“In our game, being in first person, running on different terrain, jumping in and out of water or running into bugsnax, you can feel the difference between running on grass versus running in water versus running on sand or snow. There's weather in our game and if there's a thunderstorm and things of that nature, you can feel where the sound is coming from through the vibration."
In addition to using the DualSense’s speaker to play the sounds various bugsnax make,Young Horses is also using the DualSense’s adaptive triggers in the process of trapping bugsnax.
“[We’re] even using the light on the controller to display how endanger you are of a bugsnak escaping from a trap. We're also using the adaptive triggers,” Tibitoski said. “Different traps have different functionalities and some of those are best exhibited through, tension in those triggers or rumble in them to make you feel like you're really using them.
I may replay some PS4 games just to feel the different weather effects
Though I'm assuming for a BC game to use DS5 feature-set they'd then need to update the game.
Remember when a big deal was made out of the Switch and HD rumble?
This is just another sixaxis situation. Or touchpad, even, although that's had slightly better luck in becoming the map button.
The games so far haven't done a massive amount for me, so this whole feeling the environment thing could be the hook I'm initially looking for.
Saint of Killers wrote:
Sony Patent Hints at PlayStation 5 Cloud-Based Emulation of Previous Consoles
https://www.gtplanet.net/sony-patent-ps ... -20200709/
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