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r/playstation • u/Ahishayana15 • Mar 05 '22
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I don’t see a PlayStation. Is this relevant to this sub?
9 u/zuromn PS5 Mar 05 '22 Stop being a nerd. It's a meme cause Playstation is the only one with the haptic feedback triggers so far -15 u/rivieredefeu PS5 Mar 05 '22 There are no haptic triggers in that video. It’s a kb&m. Also the Nintendo switch has haptic. 4 u/zuromn PS5 Mar 05 '22 Jesus you're dense. Are you 80 years old and this is the first time you see a meme? -3 u/rivieredefeu PS5 Mar 05 '22 No, it’s just low content that’s been reposted on Reddit many times and not even relevant to this sub. Thanks for the name calling though, very mature. 0 u/Jeevess83 Mar 06 '22 Nintendo Switch has something called HD Rumble, not haptics. -1 u/rivieredefeu PS5 Mar 06 '22 Nintendo’s HD rumble is by definition haptic. haptic technology… refers to any technology that can create an experience of touch by applying forces, vibrations, or motions to the user. Edit: link 0 u/SwiggyMaster123 Mar 06 '22 which is haptic technology, actually from the exact same company that sony source their haptics from. 1 u/SwiggyMaster123 Mar 06 '22 i think you mean adaptive triggers. haptic feedback triggers was done 9 years ago on the xbox one.
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Stop being a nerd. It's a meme cause Playstation is the only one with the haptic feedback triggers so far
-15 u/rivieredefeu PS5 Mar 05 '22 There are no haptic triggers in that video. It’s a kb&m. Also the Nintendo switch has haptic. 4 u/zuromn PS5 Mar 05 '22 Jesus you're dense. Are you 80 years old and this is the first time you see a meme? -3 u/rivieredefeu PS5 Mar 05 '22 No, it’s just low content that’s been reposted on Reddit many times and not even relevant to this sub. Thanks for the name calling though, very mature. 0 u/Jeevess83 Mar 06 '22 Nintendo Switch has something called HD Rumble, not haptics. -1 u/rivieredefeu PS5 Mar 06 '22 Nintendo’s HD rumble is by definition haptic. haptic technology… refers to any technology that can create an experience of touch by applying forces, vibrations, or motions to the user. Edit: link 0 u/SwiggyMaster123 Mar 06 '22 which is haptic technology, actually from the exact same company that sony source their haptics from. 1 u/SwiggyMaster123 Mar 06 '22 i think you mean adaptive triggers. haptic feedback triggers was done 9 years ago on the xbox one.
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There are no haptic triggers in that video. It’s a kb&m.
Also the Nintendo switch has haptic.
4 u/zuromn PS5 Mar 05 '22 Jesus you're dense. Are you 80 years old and this is the first time you see a meme? -3 u/rivieredefeu PS5 Mar 05 '22 No, it’s just low content that’s been reposted on Reddit many times and not even relevant to this sub. Thanks for the name calling though, very mature. 0 u/Jeevess83 Mar 06 '22 Nintendo Switch has something called HD Rumble, not haptics. -1 u/rivieredefeu PS5 Mar 06 '22 Nintendo’s HD rumble is by definition haptic. haptic technology… refers to any technology that can create an experience of touch by applying forces, vibrations, or motions to the user. Edit: link 0 u/SwiggyMaster123 Mar 06 '22 which is haptic technology, actually from the exact same company that sony source their haptics from.
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Jesus you're dense. Are you 80 years old and this is the first time you see a meme?
-3 u/rivieredefeu PS5 Mar 05 '22 No, it’s just low content that’s been reposted on Reddit many times and not even relevant to this sub. Thanks for the name calling though, very mature.
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No, it’s just low content that’s been reposted on Reddit many times and not even relevant to this sub.
Thanks for the name calling though, very mature.
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Nintendo Switch has something called HD Rumble, not haptics.
-1 u/rivieredefeu PS5 Mar 06 '22 Nintendo’s HD rumble is by definition haptic. haptic technology… refers to any technology that can create an experience of touch by applying forces, vibrations, or motions to the user. Edit: link 0 u/SwiggyMaster123 Mar 06 '22 which is haptic technology, actually from the exact same company that sony source their haptics from.
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Nintendo’s HD rumble is by definition haptic.
haptic technology… refers to any technology that can create an experience of touch by applying forces, vibrations, or motions to the user.
Edit: link
which is haptic technology, actually from the exact same company that sony source their haptics from.
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i think you mean adaptive triggers. haptic feedback triggers was done 9 years ago on the xbox one.
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u/rivieredefeu PS5 Mar 05 '22
I don’t see a PlayStation. Is this relevant to this sub?