Oh fuck maybe that's what the Senran Kagura director was talking about
Nerds could finally touch a boob for once ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Oh fuck maybe that's what the Senran Kagura director was talking about
There are a lot of neat control features packed into this little console.
However a part of me wonders if the cost would have been better spent on upping the power of the system?
Not very tech savvy so can't really speculate much on what they could have done.
Having said this, I'm also saving up for a fairly capable gaming PC (one day) - so power doesn't matter to me so much for this.
Senran Kagura on Switch with haptic feedback and HD rumbles.
Mind = blown
I don't see a way to think anything different since it says touch-based gaming controls
Yep. I'm expected a few directs too.No time. Conference was fast to begin with. They're going to blitz out info like crazy over the coming weeks.
A new direct next week made that obvious.
CTRL+F "screen". ?
Immersion's TouchSense software will help developers provide immersive touch-based gaming controls to players around the world.
I don't see a touchscreen reference, are we sure this isn't just the HD Rumble? Lots of talk about haptics, which also covers what we see with that marble game or the ice cube demonstration.
1 2 Switch?
There are a lot of neat control features packed into this little console.
However a part of me wonders if the cost would have been better spent on upping the power of the system?
Not very tech savvy so can't really speculate much on what they could have done.
Having said this, I'm also saving up for a fairly capable gaming PC (one day) - so power doesn't matter to me so much for this.
CTRL+F "screen". ?
Need Bayonetta 2 "Do you want to touch me?"
CTRL+F "screen". ?
I don't know about this tech in particular but Apple uses some of this for their phones and watches. Gives you a "right click" sort of functionality for their UI.Is there anything that currently uses this tech for reference?
Nintendo priced it $50 too much and should have included 1 2 Switch. But the blame is to put on the gamers who can't see we are about to have a phenomenal new video game system.That thing is filled with magical tricks and nobody gives a shit, good job Nintendo.
I don't see a touchscreen reference, are we sure this isn't just the HD Rumble? Lots of talk about haptics, which also covers what we see with that marble game or the ice cube demonstration.
You think by "touch-based" they mean rumble or motion controls? 🤔
That's motion control and IR so not touch-based.
When I think of touch I think on something like a screen not a motion control.
But they talk about touch based gaming, the joycons do not have touch based controls, so I still think it's about the screen.
Immersions TouchSense® technology enables these connections by extending the power of touch to the digital world. With haptics, users are able to feel the buttons on a mobile screen. Gamers feel the G-forces applied to a car around an S curve. And movie watchers feel the percussion of an explosion.
Yes, but what Immersion provides is what's behind the HD rumble, the advanced haptic feedback. I don't think this has to do with the touch screen. I think it's just a confusion because of the "touch" aspect.
Why didn't they talk about this
this explains the price so much more
loool
No time. Conference was fast to begin with. They're going to blitz out info like crazy over the coming weeks.
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Are we sure it's not the tech powering the HD rumble?
Nintendo barely mentioned that the system has a touch screen at all
Can someone explain to me what this does? How does it work?
But how could they offer this kind of touch tech for their games when there are problems playing them on the TV with traditional touch already? You can't emulate something like this with buttons.
The HD rumble is in the joycons, so no.
It does mention touch-based games. You might be right though.CTRL+F "screen". ?
team misunderstanding for me. could just mean touch based gaming referring to the haptics in the joycons ala 1 2 switch guess the balls game. would be cool tho we'll see.
TouchSense is the haptic feedback, not the touch screen itself.
Immersion's TouchSense software will help developers provide immersive touch-based gaming controls to players around the world.
That thing is filled with magical tricks and nobody gives a shit, good job Nintendo.
But how could they offer this kind of touch tech for their games when there are problems playing them on the TV with traditional touch already? You can't emulate something like this with buttons.
Guys I'm pretty sure this would just be using the HD rumble of the Joycons while using the touchscreen. You'd probably get something like how the MacBook trackpad works. I doubt the main unit has it's own actuator for space/cost reasons.