Many of our American readers will have already played with the DualSense, so you’ll have a good idea what it’s all about. For the rest of you, though, perhaps you’re still pondering what difference the PlayStation 5’s innovative new pad makes. Leave it to a 37-second YouTube video filmed on a smartphone camera to get the point across.
This is Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, and while you obviously can’t feel the haptic feedback, watch what happens with the adaptive triggers. There’s a tightness at the top of the pull which represents the point of fire; tug beyond it and the R2 button will rattle under your fingertips to illustrate the weapon’s recoil.
Remember that developers Treyarch and Raven Software have hand-tuned each of the game’s weapons to reflect their feel, adding a downright absurd degree of immersion to the experience. We’ll be bringing you a full-length review in the near-future, but for now, just marvel at this transformative technology which helps you to physically feel the game in an all-new way.
[source youtube.com]
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That’s seriously cool to be honest. These are the sorta details that really make me excited about the possibilities open to devs using the triggers.
Thats really cool, I've read an article about WRC9 and you can feel what type of surface you're accelerating on. I've got the controller and a couple of games already, I just have to wait until next Thursday for the PS5
Still not available on Amazon UK. Very bizarre
@JapaneseSonic yeah, completely buddy. Not even in the same league. Rumble is just a generic force feedback like were used to in the ps4 and xbox pad but just now also in the trigger. Ps5 can simulate torsion and tension in each individual trigger making it stiff to pull, like a bow or gun trigger or simulating your left wheels on a grassy verge, hitting sand or friction as you ride a rumble strip whilst the right independently simulates smooth asphalt etc. Some serious tech in this controller. Hope the explanations were clear.
That's pretty neat. I've had my PS5 set up since yesterday but haven't had the chance to turn it on yet.
This is freaking awesome and amazing! Thursday I will do this for sure! Hopefully
This is so cool! But in multiplayer matches I think this might be distracting
@AFCC I'm hoping as devs learn more about how to utilize it, the triggers could be used to aid in things like recoil. Like imagine feeling which direction the recoil is going with the controller and trigger. That would be a huge advantage.
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I could see them offering an option to turn it off just for multiplayer.
@Constable_What Yeah that's a good idea actually
@TheRedComet I read on reddit you can turn it off but I think they were talking about in the console itself
For accessibility reasons they HAVE to allow this to be disabled. For COD and any game that allows it in settings, I turn off film grain, motion blur, everything stripped down to bare bones.
@JapaneseSonic me too. Am waiting a while tho to get one.
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