I use wikipedia all the time. I thoroughly enjoy the information. I think it is a great of example of what is good about the internet. A community of people donating the time and knowledge to betterment of us all. Like any source of information you must be a critical thinker and verify its validity, yet I find it to be very good for the most part.
I would consider being critical if I was paying to use the service. I find it unreasonable to be too critical of something that is free.
I like a rumble gamepad. I think it enhances the game. I generally play computer games but recently spent some time playing Halo 2 on Xbox. I really noticed the rumble effect enhanced the game play. For instance when there is a large explosion on the ship, you feel it through the controller.
I was using a controller with a clear case and could see that the rumble feature is a small motor with a off centre weight on the end of the shaft, very simple, very cheap and likely easy on batteries.
The statement from Sony sounds very defensive. As in they know it sucks ass that rumble is not included.
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I use wikipedia all the time. I thoroughly enjoy the information. I think it is a great of example of what is good about the internet. A community of people donating the time and knowledge to betterment of us all. Like any source of information you must be a critical thinker and verify its validity, yet I find it to be very good for the most part. I would consider being critical if I was paying to use the service. I find it unreasonable to be too critical of something that is free.
I like a rumble gamepad. I think it enhances the game. I generally play computer games but recently spent some time playing Halo 2 on Xbox. I really noticed the rumble effect enhanced the game play. For instance when there is a large explosion on the ship, you feel it through the controller.
I was using a controller with a clear case and could see that the rumble feature is a small motor with a off centre weight on the end of the shaft, very simple, very cheap and likely easy on batteries.
The statement from Sony sounds very defensive. As in they know it sucks ass that rumble is not included.