ronano wrote: » Really like the new controller cept for the colour, I reckon they'll have to delay it but we'll see.
murphyebass wrote: » I would have thought most people would be in the same boat as in the console is rarely visible no?
Cienciano wrote: » I literally couldn't care less what colour it is. Surprised to see it's so important to some people.
Mr Crispy wrote: » DF's initial impressions on the DS controller. Nothing really new in it.
EoinMcLovin wrote: » Some cool fan made versions of the controller. I'd go for 2,3 and 9https://twitter.com/PS4_Trophies/status/1247969252033867776?s=19
ERG89 wrote: » A load of waffle purposely stretched out for 10 minutes so they meet the 10 minute YouTube algorithm constraints. :rolleyes:
marcbrophy wrote: » 9 has the D-pad and face buttons as they should be! You could even keep the white of the touch pad with 9 and it'd work
EoinMcLovin wrote: » I wonder if they will change the colour scheme seeing as there has being a lot of people not liking it. A lot of the fanmade ones look cool. It would be cool if the faceplate could be easily removed allowing people to add custom ones. They could keep it as is but sell official face-plates like different colours or game tie ins.
marcbrophy wrote: » Probably not and I'd say the reason is a monetary one! Why only pay €15 or so for a cool new face plate, when they'd have you cough up €60 or so if they make coloured controllers Hope I'm wrong, but that's how I see it going
Varik wrote: » Colour changes wouldn't require tooling or manufacturing changes for the most part, unless you're taking metallic or anything else where paint is involved. Personally don't care.
Creamy Goodness wrote: » Different colours would require a separate manufacturing line though (to keep assembly separate) which will probably be in short supply coming up to/during/after launch.
Deleted User wrote: » A Japanese patent which maybe gives some insight into the adaptive triggers:https://t.co/DEcKOD22Gc?amp=1 There's a good few pictures if you scroll down. It's not exact because it's presenting two different designs and there are a lot of missing details but you get the general gist of it. There's a rod which pushes back against the trigger. The text also talks about withdrawing the rod all the way and then quickly slamming it into the trigger to give the feel of an impact.
EoinMcLovin wrote: » https://twitter.com/Nibellion/status/1250661459572424705?s=19