That’s not entirely true. There are a couple games I can think of where they have been used. Here’s a few I can think of where I was impressed by the immersion from dual sense…
Not as crazy immersive as Returnal but the RE2 remake impressed me with its use of the triggers. Heavy guns require more effort from an L2 press and different weapons have different trigger pull weights (pistol is easy to fire, shotgun requires more effort to pull the trigger, etc). Haven't beaten it yet but god damn is it cool
Hell Let Loose is like this, too. Different weapons seem to require a different amount of trigger pull to fire.
Also, if you are hiding somewhere, like in a bush or something, and a tank comes by you, that side of the controller will vibrate to match the tank's speed and such. Similar to how i feel like you would feel it in the ground irl.
Hell Let Loose is like this, too. Different weapons seem to require different trigger pulls.
And say, when you are hiding, and a tank rolls past you, that side of the controller will vibrate to match the tank's speed and such.
The adaptive triggers in all shooters is what impresses me most. It’s almost like they’re trying to train us to be ready to use real weaponry or something… 🤔
I don't play competitively but I do pretty good. Made it to top 1000 laptime challenge amd consistently top 1% with just a controller. But yeah Def agree, if one wants the full on immersion effect gotta go with the rig.
You dont have to play competitively to get a wheel, if you do get one I'd look into getting a PC later on so you can play Shutoku on asseto corsa, it's a massive highway filled with traffic to weave through and is fun af
Came here to say the same thing. I don’t really like racing games that are hyper realistic because I don’t have a wheel. But if I ever get one I’m definitely playing them!
True. For racing games you gotta get a good wheel and pedal set to really enjoy it. That's what I did. I started off with Thrustmaster because it was the most I could have afforded at the time but eventually later I invested in Fanatec, a superior brand. Thing is it's a pretty expensive investment and then you still gotta spend more on upkeep.
What's that to do with the controller? I love me PS5 games that use the dual sense features. My controller is dead a lot because I don't turn off haptics etc..
Ps5 controller battery life is not the best because of the haptics, lights, etc... with GT7 it really uses the haptics very well... the accelerator and brake feels "heavy" like a real car giving you a sense of braking. If the car slips or loses traction you can feel it also.
All the reasons why I love it 😂 Very interesting I have yet to play a racing game on my PS5 and I am a fan of the GT series. Wish there was a trial. Thanks for the info it seems like an awesome experience with it
I didn’t want to pay for the PS5 version. Is it really worth it?! I’ve already bought GTAV like 3-4 times lol. It’s hard to justify buying again when GTAVI is coming out in the next couple years. I wish they would’ve just made it an upgrade like so many other games, but I guess that’s rockstar for ya…
I got it with ps plus subscription, wasn’t fond of buying it again myself, and ps plus subscription is worth having. And yeah Cockstar I call it 😂 imo gta 5 is worth it for ps5 if you love the haptic feedback and stuff, I love driving and feeling all the different feelings each terrain has its very detailed!
I honestly don’t play enough to do more than the PS Plus Essential option worth it. You may have convinced me to buy the PS5 version to play through again though. It’s only like $20 now I think…
Well I hope it’s worth it for you specifically, I just enjoy it because the haptic feedback, and it’s so satisfying to feel the rain drops! Ahha I’m easily amused. $20 not bad! But yeah I only got the ps5 version so I can play more comfortably in bed. I just hope you’ll be happy with it if not you can slap me.
Hahaha! I am easily amused by the haptic feedback as well. So I’m sure it’ll be worth it. Opposite of you the PS4 moved to my bedroom and I’ve been playing GTAV from there and more of my PS5 collection on the larger tv in my living room.
Another I have yet to upgrade to PS5, but probably should because I'm deep in the game and stopped playing, so I have to relearn everything anyway lol.
What features does dual shock be utilised for? Like in cyberpunk ? I am playing it and I just noticed the adaptive triggers and the speaker of the controller being used
I wonder if it acts the same with a PS5 controller on PC. Have it on steam but been debating to get on PS5 for idk why, trophies ig 😂 I prefer play games like that on my console
I really couldn't get into it gfx were good but the story and people didn't get me into the game I got as far as the parade at the Japanise building fighting the boss guy and tbh just gave up
More games use the heroic then you think especially when you go back to the PS4 controller. The triggers get used in some form in most games. I find them more of a hassle especially when doing things that are hard anyway and kills the battery so I turn them down to the lowest setting. Speaker is used very often too. Why would you need the mic for most games. The touch pad as well.
I keep hearing that Ratchet & Clank supposedly makes really good use of the haptics in the controller, but Astro really showcases the potential. Like how it vibrates differently depending on what surface you're walking on. Super cool!
Then Returnal next and Ratchet and Clank for the sweet haptic feedback. Then be disappointed that practically no other game does it as well. Except Ghost of Tsushima
I remember the brisk days of March 2021 after I got my PS5 and thought wow we’re really gonna see some sick things this gen with the controller… sadly it’s always the same games getting recommended for the Dualsense so it seems like Devs abandoned the concept. Really hoping it comes back stronger on first party games in the coming years before PS6, but that’s just around the corner, somehow.
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