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Hori’s officially licensed Steam controller is coming to the US
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This is cool and all, but no rumble is kind of a deal breaker for me
Yeah, I was totally on board till I got to that part. What an absurd exclusion :/
Go figure. I usually turn rumble off.
yeah i don't see why excluding rumble would be a deal breaker. is it an immersion thing?
I can't speak for anyone else, but I personally enjoy the feeling of the rumble.
Yeah. When the early PS3 controllers did it everyone agreed it was stupid and eventually they made the DualShock 3.
Same. I've got multiple 8bitdo products and I was still considering one, but no rumble is just weird.
I never use rumble, having no rumble to me is a pro