making sounds like ?Mario Golf)?ĪIUI Switch uses Alps Haptic Reactors, which have a cartoon of the frequency response here. ![]() Obviously with a spinning weight, to get a stronger rumble, you increase the speed and therefore frequency (whereas the actuators are like speakers and can produce a weak high-frequency rumble as well as strong or strong low-frequency as well as weak), but maybe four motors at three frequency ranges is enough for decent standard videogame rumble (vs. intensities can be achieved with the large + medium + 2 small motors in the Xbox controller vs the actuators in the Switch et al. I'd be interested to know what frequencies vs. ![]() Haptic Feedback is nothing new, Steam Controller has had this function for a few years, Nintendo included this function in 2017 in Jo圜ons and the Switch Pro Controller and now we will see this in Playstation 5 DualSense, but one thing took me by surprise, the new Xbox Series X controller will have the same old Rumble we've been used to since the Nintendo 64 Rumble Pak in 1997, why?, I can't think of a good reason for that, if it was to cut costs why then not keep exactly the same control as the Xbox One ?Īnother thing I've been asking myself for a long time is, will it now become standard in the industry with the PS5 ?, HD Rumble/Haptic Feedback can be very immersive if used well, the problem is that there are very few games that use it correctly, even on Nintendo Switch big titles like Zelda Breath of the Wild use the standard rumble and on Steam I can't remember any game that uses Haptic Feedback other than Okami HD, will it be that now with the function present in Playstation 5 companies will strive to use the function more?
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