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>slightly makes your controller vibrate
Did boomers really give that much of a shit about controllers vibrating? Were gamers a bunch of fags shoving controllers up their asses?
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>>12715216
Honestly controller vibration feedback really came into its own with the dualshock.
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It was a neat novelty and I felt like devs put more effort into it back then, like there were different degrees of rumbling (for example, subtle rumbling if it was just a small action, big ass rumbling if it was a big explosion)
Nowadays all controllers and games have rumbling but it feels like it's always the same intensity, independently of the action happening in the game.
>boomers
Isn't this meme a bit outdated by now? I think memers now started using uncle
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>>12715225
You're better off not replying to this kind of garbage anon
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the controller vibration when you reload in area 51 on the og xbox was cool thats the only time i remember really noticing it and going "oh thats kinda cool".
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>>12715219
>I felt like devs put more effort into it back then, like there were different degrees of rumbling
Demonstrably untrue. Rumble features are much more nuanced today
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>>12715248
You should play more games from the time. They had very inventive uses with two motors. I appreciate the 64/dc rumble packs but apart from getting a better feel on crazy boosts in crazy taxi it's just a big rumble kicking in after explosions in most games.

Not the case with dualshock games. MGS made a point of it, but it's a delight in other titles as well thanks to the two motors.
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>>12715216
it was neat at the time. nowadays i disable rumble because its just irritating and i dont care about le immersion anymore
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>Oh, that's a neat gimmick i guess
They hyped it up too much and made it out to be a big deal. In OoT there were hints to hidden holes that you could only get with the rumble pack, they really wanted you to buy it.
I don't really care much for rumble, but I do like how it adds weight to controllers like the DS4 in the right places.
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>>12715216
>Did boomers really give that much of a shit about controllers vibrating?
Controllers are still vibrating to this day so why did you make this thread?
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>>12715216
It is a patented invention. Everyone wanted it back then everyone still wants it today. Nintendo played it safe, reduced their license cost, and sold it as a separate optional addon. It is just as good today as it was back then.
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>>12715216

Yes, this was the bee's knees when it was released with Starfox. It was awesome feeling the big explosions and subtle rumbles. Really elevated the experience.
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>>12715347
I got it with SF64, too. It was cool I guess, the neighbor kids came over to see what they had read about in magazines. But it didn't do anything for what I consider "immersion" like they wanted it to.
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>>12715216
It's fine. It gives me an excuse to play with the middle prong against my crotch.
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Yes it was revolutionary and cool as fuck
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>>12715216
Laying it on our dicks, actually.
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vibration is a neat thing to have! some games like MGS and Silent Hill 2/3 use vibration in a way that makes playing without it pretty lame.

I also like when different guns/ or attacks have slightly different vibration intensities and durations, and I always appreciate a nice vibration when I get hit by an enemy I can't see.
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I can't play Starfox without it.
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>>12715216
I have never once wanted or felt my gameplay was in any way enhanced or improved by any rumble vibration feedback on any controller, ever.
t.genx
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>>12715216

I always disliked it. It added absolutely nothing to the experience except distraction.
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>>12715225
no thats hd rumble and was invented by nintendo in 2017, not 1996. nice try tendie
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>>12715216
>open settings
>Vibration: Off
ah yes time to game
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>>12715310
Not only that but one of the main reasons current controllers are so expensive is because of meme gimmick multi-rumble features that make zoomers soiface
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>>12715784
>picrel
a girl did this to me once in school. I had no idea what the fuck she wanted from me.
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>>12715216
The N64 rumble pack rumbles harder than any current 1st party controller.
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>>12715216
>playing game
>gay ass cutscene come on
>time for piss
>c9ntroller on table
>go piss
>BBBBBBZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ MOTHERFUCKING JACK HAMMER ON LIVING ROOM
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>>12715276
I just assume you don’t play modern games if you think this. Try something like astrobot.
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>>12717291
It rumbles with those Duracell batteries
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>>12717368
>took a piss during a cutscene
I'm afraid you didn't beat the game



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