Today is a day filled with DualSense news. After not hearing much about the controller following its release last year, the company today 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:revealed two new colors – and is now announcing how several upcoming games will use the ad🐲aptive triggers and haptic feedback built into each gamepad.
Develꦑopers from Insomniac Games, Unknown Worlds, Bandai Namco, and more all revealed a few bits of info as to how their games will use the DualSense controller in new ways. Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, for example, will feature distinct r💛umble patterns for each gun, while also using "subtle cues" to make the game world come to life.
"For example, the simple act of picking up bolts f🍸rom a defeated enemy is that much more satisfying when you feel a tiny impulse from each on in your hands, complemented by a subtle controller sound," Insomniac Games said. "Simply using the weapon wheel or scanning the map become more enjoyable when you feel a faint click as you ༒highlight objects."
Other titles, such as Subnautica: Below Zero, will use rumble and vibration to help you pinpoint targets while using the Metal Detector tool. You'll also experience a bit of feedback when switchin🌞g on a flashlight. Meanwhile, using the Drill Arm tool to search for resources will push rumble to its max.
Life is Strange: True Colors also takes advantage of the DualSense's improved haptics, although it also makes liberal use of its new light bars. Depending on the action going on around you, you can expect to see various shades of reds, blued, and 🔯yellow🥃s exploding from the controller.
Other titles – including Kena: Bridge of Spirits, Returnal, Mobile Suit Gundam Battle Operation 2, Ghostwire: Tokyo, and Scarlet Nexus – rounded out the news by discussing a few of their DualSense features. Many of them will cont꧋inue the trend of using different rumble patterns and trigger tension for different weapons.
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