I can't possibly see the digital triggers as a minus, rationally. When I think of the games released nowadays that use the triggers as a quick press that just works better in this form of the trigger, and those that actually use the degrees of push... Am I crazy to think it's like 99 to 1? I totally get it that the engineers sided with the majority of developers there. I like ideas like this (I'd really love to have games with motion controls, analogue controls, and of course with no-glasses 3D! Not the same standard with every game today), but I gotta be honest, almost no one is using this, in almost every game I play, right trigger is just a button, a button you press fast, a button you press a lot.
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I can't possibly see the digital triggers as a minus, rationally. When I think of the games released nowadays that use the triggers as a quick press that just works better in this form of the trigger, and those that actually use the degrees of push... Am I crazy to think it's like 99 to 1? I totally get it that the engineers sided with the majority of developers there. I like ideas like this (I'd really love to have games with motion controls, analogue controls, and of course with no-glasses 3D! Not the same standard with every game today), but I gotta be honest, almost no one is using this, in almost every game I play, right trigger is just a button, a button you press fast, a button you press a lot.