Impressive Nintendo tech at work.
The HD Rumble feature is a cracking little addition to the Switch's arsenal of technical goods, taking the subtle art of vibration to whole new levels from a gaming point of view. We often see features that stray from the norm like this get completely ignored - and especially those that are unique to one console - but HD Rumble has been used a decent number of times across major and indie releases alike.
One of the reasons for this may well lie in Nintendo's available development tech. It's not often that you get to hear developers talking about the ins and outs of working with a console, but Daylight Studios has done exactly that in a recent interview with
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The HD Rumble feature is a cracking little addition to the Switch's arsenal of technical goods, taking the subtle art of vibration to whole new levels from a gaming point of view. We often see features that stray from the norm like this get completely ignored - and especially those that are unique to one console - but HD Rumble has been used a decent number of times across major and indie releases alike.
One of the reasons for this may well lie in Nintendo's available development tech. It's not often that you get to hear developers talking about the ins and outs of working with a console, but Daylight Studios has done exactly that in a recent interview with
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. The developer's producer, Faizan Abid, explained how the effect was used in the recently released
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