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No Force Feedback for GT on PS3 |
Listed in: PS3 Tags: Immersion Corporation, playstation 3 updates, SCEA, SIXAXIS, Sony
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There's a post over at GT Planet that says that Force Feedback, an Immersion-patented technology, will not function on Sony's PS3.For those of you who are in tears, and are still feeling that desperate need for Force Feedback on their steering wheels for their beloved racing games, stop, let go, lose all hope, and just accept it. Even Sony says that it just isn't so.
1UP reports that SCEA confirmed that there would be no supported force feedback technology with its PlayStation 3. SCEA states that all PS3 games are programmed for the SIXAXIS which doesn't have force feedback.
For fans of racing games and certain genres that are immensely improved via force feedback, this is bad, bad news.
Via 1UP
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See here: http://www.ps3forums.com/showthread.php?t=51583
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When I was in the industry I can remember more than one time where I had to correct an misinformed or ignorant SCEA spokesperson/educator for vendors. For example I would ask them something simple like how is this game coming along and they would look at me with this puzzled look and tell me that they have no idea what I am talking about.
SCEA spokespeople for the most part would come to meetings with vendors with prepared statements and not much else so I would not take too seriously what a SCEA spokesperson says.
What this site and others like it should do is go talk to Kaz and ask him directly about this.
In the meantime....I will borrow my buddy's GT Force wheel and use it with the GTHD demo from Sony's Playstation store and see if Force feedback is there.
Just to let you know, the demo controller options show all four of the Gt Wheels in detail and also allow you to configure each of them.
I will let you know of the outcome of this the next time a post similar to this or one about GT surfaces on this site.
Until then
Praise be the FSM
Praise be the Beer Volcano
Praise be the Stripper Factory
and most importantly.....
May all of you come to know the FSM and be touched by his Noodly Appendage
Stop global warming.....become a pirate...venganzadotorg
Tootles
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When I was in the industry I can remember more than one time where I had to correct an misinformed or ignorant SCEA spokesperson/educator for vendors. For example I would ask them something simple like how is this game coming along and they would look at me with this puzzled look and tell me that they have no idea what I am talking about.
SCEA spokespeople for the most part would come to meetings with vendors with prepared statements and not much else so I would not take too seriously what a SCEA spokesperson says.
What this site and others like it should do is go talk to Kaz and ask him directly about this.
In the meantime....I will borrow my buddy's GT Force wheel and use it with the GTHD demo from Sony's Playstation store and see if Force feedback is there.
Just to let you know, the demo controller options show all four of the Gt Wheels in detail and also allow you to configure each of them.
I will let you know of the outcome of this the next time a post similar to this or one about GT surfaces on this site.
Until then
Praise be the FSM
Praise be the Beer Volcano
Praise be the Stripper Factory
and most importantly.....
May all of you come to know the FSM and be touched by his Noodly Appendage
Stop global warming.....become a pirate...venganzadotorg
Tootles
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gt has been a big disapointment for a while now hasn't it
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Where do i begin, i have no idea. the reason i am forwarding this letter is to share my disapointment with the playstation franchise. i have been a loyal customer to sony since as far as i can remember, and when the original playstation came along i did not hesitate to buy it, the same with ps2. i have spend a lot of money on games and peripherals for my playstation systems. even the televisions that i have are sony brand.
to make this e-mail short i will point out why i am really disapointed and why is it that sony as of today has just lost another customer.
*the ps3 is very expensive, i built a computer that outputs the same graphical quality and even better for 700 dollars.(i have the ps3 and the pc sitting next to each other, i use the pc evryday while the ps3 i only used for three hours so far since i purchased it 8 days ago) now you will say that the ps3 is blue ray ready, and my answer is blue ray is not the dominant media format as of today.
*the online conection with the playstation network is horrible. it took me two hours and thirty minutes to download gt hd demo, and i have a cable connection which i plugged directly to the ps3.
*no force feedback or dual shock in either the steering wheel or the game pad, i thought technology is about moving forward but with ps3 we are moving backwards in terms of interactivity with games.(the main incentive for buying playstation is to play racing games)and in the manuall the battery life of the wireless controller is of limited lifespan, which is pathetic to say the least. but the worst is that i have to unscrew the controller in order to change the battery when it goes dead, would sony send me another controller if something goes wrong while changing the battery since i would be exposing the internal parts of the controller to change a battery and something might go wrong, damaging the sixsaxis hardware for instance by mistake because of the poor design of sony designers.
*backward compatibility with ps and ps2 is horrible, and to think that sony started this trend with ps2.
*as a consumer i am obligated to pay so much money if i want to be entertained, and accept all the legal obligations that sony binds me with for buying theire product. pages upon pages of legal disclaimers, and on the other hand sony does not deliver what they have promised.
Utter disapointment is what i have received from buying the ps3 system, and i will be returning it tonight to where i bought it from. i don't know if sony care about theire customers, or even about this letter or if it will make any difference but i had to forward this letter. maybe some good will come out of it to the new sony consumers that come along.
sincerely yours
sam
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I'm not sure about you, but I don't buy into all the internet rumors. Believe me, there CURRENTLY IS FORCE FEEDBACK on the PS3.
You can either believe me or simply try it yourself.
Plug in the Logitech DFP GT4 steering wheel into your PS3 via the USB port. Insert Need for Speed Carbon. Race one single race - any one will do.
Feel the force feedback for yourself. It's there now.
I traced down all of the links which led to a newbie on the GTPLANET forums. Misquotes, plus embelishment lead to other "paparazzi like" websites who consistently bash the PS3 into spreading false rumors. Other uneducated "internet journalists" to further misquote and spread lies.
Force feedback is very much alive and well through the third party controllers and PS3 game developers.
Don't believe the lies that Microsoft is trying to propegate.
-zoup
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Why did you buy the PS3 in the first place, all the ***** you hate was weel known before it came out. Only played 3 hours in 8 days? Really, did you buy RFOM? 3 hours is not even enough time to TEST the on-line mode. Stick to your 360- the next gen console using last gen media.
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