Losing Rumble is like losing one of your sences

IDK, in halo 2 one of my controllers randomly stops rumbling, I dont know I think my brother threw it at the ground out of fury when I wasnt here or something, but its noticable, its kinda like your hands going numb or somehting, and no I have yet to play a PS3, but I can imagine what its like without rumble, it sucks, now I wanna know, what stance are the cows at "we dotn care about rumble" or has it changed since sony was hinting at rumble coming back?

it seems like if the cows lost analogues they would be anti analogue all of a sudden... 

I just played Resistance and Motorstorm recently without it and I didn't even notice the difference.

It's nothing huge, but I like it.

It shouldn't a major factor on PS3 vs. 360. 

First of all, senses is how you spell it not sences. Second of all, losing motion sensing could also be considered losing a sense. But somehow xbox 360 fanboys, feel more superior because its console has rumble for its first generation titles and doesn't feel jipped at all for being the only console without motion sensing. Thir of all, PS3 is getting rumble by the end of the year. nextgengaming18

It's Third of all not Thir of all hahaha

That's why I don't like to comment on spelling cause God knows I make mistakes too in my posts. 

[QUOTE="nextgengaming18"]First of all, senses is how you spell it not sences. Second of all, losing motion sensing could also be considered losing a sense. But somehow xbox 360 fanboys, feel more superior because its console has rumble for its first generation titles and doesn't feel jipped at all for being the only console without motion sensing. Thir of all, PS3 is getting rumble by the end of the year. kcpp2b

It's Third of all not Thir of all hahaha

That's why I don't like to comment on spelling cause God knows I make mistakes too in my posts. 

First of all, senses is how you spell it not sences. Second of all, losing motion sensing could also be considered losing a sense. But somehow xbox 360 fanboys, feel more superior because its console has rumble for its first generation titles and doesn't feel jipped at all for being the only console without motion sensing. Thir of all,  PS3 is getting rumble by the end of the year. nextgengaming18

well, if loss of rumble is bad, then I guess it's a good thing they're trying to re-publish it then :)

I don't really notice the fact that it's gone unless people make a post like this. But then again, I didn't notice Rumble was there even when it rumbled last gen. Once I got used to the rumbling, I never took notice that the controller was rumbling unless I placed it on a flat surface to do something else for a moment and then it started rumbling like crazy because of a cut scene as it made its way to try and fall off the edge of the table, lol.

IDK, in halo 2 one of my controllers randomly stops rumbling, I dont know I think my brother threw it at the ground out of fury when I wasnt here or something, but its noticable, its kinda like your hands going numb or somehting, and no I have yet to play a PS3, but I can imagine what its like without rumble, it sucks, now I wanna know, what stance are the cows at "we dotn care about rumble" or has it changed since sony was hinting at rumble coming back?

 

it seems like if the cows lost analogues they would be anti analogue all of a sudden...

supermechakirby

Well having a NES, Sega Genesis, and Neo-Geo I'm used to palying games without rumble. 

I just played Resistance and Motorstorm recently without it and I didn't even notice the difference.

 

Nike_Air

I concur.  It's not like we feel with are hands or anything. 

I played resistance not too long ago and at first you feel like "WTF!? I cant feel my hands!" and that super light weight controller doesn't help either. You get used to it but after that you go and play gears or something else and it makes a HUGE difference.

IMO the PS3 controller really sucks big time this gen. The controller is way too light, no rumble, and motion sensing should not be on a "normal" controller. At least on the Wii you can swing the thing like a bat, or a golf club depending on what game you play.  

IDK, in halo 2 one of my controllers randomly stops rumbling, I dont know I think my brother threw it at the ground out of fury when I wasnt here or something, but its noticable, its kinda like your hands going numb or somehting, and no I have yet to play a PS3, but I can imagine what its like without rumble, it sucks, now I wanna know, what stance are the cows at "we dotn care about rumble" or has it changed since sony was hinting at rumble coming back?

 

it seems like if the cows lost analogues they would be anti analogue all of a sudden...

supermechakirby

it's not a big deal, it's kind of better in a way. for instance, if you have played call of duty 3 on360, the very last mission in the beginning with the turret gets SOOO annoying with the rumble on. in my opinion, rumble is more of an annoyance, and is completely unnecessary.

Not really, I turn rumble off in games that just mindlessly vibrate the controller, on the other hand, others make great use of it. Also after going surround sound, going back is more like loosing one of your sences than rumble-less.tegovoltio

Isn't going to the trouble of turning it off actually making it more of an annoyance than if you just left it on?

[QUOTE="tegovoltio"]Not really, I turn rumble off in games that just mindlessly vibrate the controller, on the other hand, others make great use of it. Also after going surround sound, going back is more like loosing one of your sences than rumble-less.whoisryanmack

Isn't going to the trouble of turning it off actually making it more of an annoyance than if you just left it on?

What? Options>controller>rumble off that's it, you don't have to do it again and I do that in games that make rumble really annoying. 

You get used to no rumble, but it does suck. There's no getting around that fact.whoisryanmack

exactly IMO rumble is much better than the motion sensing i cant stand having to swing my controller around.

Depends on the game really. Rumble sucks in San Andreas. If its Metal Gear Solid, then I guess you are correct.

But if I would to choose, I'd choose motion sensing. 

IDK, in halo 2 one of my controllers randomly stops rumbling, I dont know I think my brother threw it at the ground out of fury when I wasnt here or something, but its noticable, its kinda like your hands going numb or somehting, and no I have yet to play a PS3, but I can imagine what its like without rumble, it sucks, now I wanna know, what stance are the cows at "we dotn care about rumble" or has it changed since sony was hinting at rumble coming back?

 

it seems like if the cows lost analogues they would be anti analogue all of a sudden...

supermechakirby

[QUOTE="supermechakirby"]

IDK, in halo 2 one of my controllers randomly stops rumbling, I dont know I think my brother threw it at the ground out of fury when I wasnt here or something, but its noticable, its kinda like your hands going numb or somehting, and no I have yet to play a PS3, but I can imagine what its like without rumble, it sucks, now I wanna know, what stance are the cows at "we dotn care about rumble" or has it changed since sony was hinting at rumble coming back?

 

it seems like if the cows lost analogues they would be anti analogue all of a sudden...

mistervengeance

it's not a big deal, it's kind of better in a way. for instance, if you have played call of duty 3 on360, the very last mission in the beginning with the turret gets SOOO annoying with the rumble on. in my opinion, rumble is more of an annoyance, and is completely unnecessary.

yea and everyone who owns a PS3 feels the same way, even SONY...which is why theyre trying to put it back in their controller....riiiiiiiight? 

First of all, senses is how you spell it not sences. Second of all, losing motion sensing could also be considered losing a sense. But somehow xbox 360 fanboys, feel more superior because its console has rumble for its first generation titles and doesn't feel jipped at all for being the only console without motion sensing. Thir of all,  PS3 is getting rumble by the end of the year.nextgengaming18

But rumble is just soooo last gen. Sony said so. Why would you want something thats last gen?  :shock:

This thread has gone retarded.  Its impossible to get a real answer because of so many fanboys saying rumble is the be all end all, and motion sensing is way better.  Personally, ive had rumble in my N64 and then it was amazing, now, its still nice, but nothing special.

I still think it should be there, more so then the sixaxis motion-sensing.  That was the most gimmicky, last minute add on ive ever seen.  i have yet to play a game on the PS3 where the motion sensing helped the immersion into the game, by making you feel like your actually doing whats going on-screen.  I mean, it should be called tilt-sensing, not motion sensing.  tilting ur controller side to side is nothing like swinging a baseball bat,id rather just hit A.  So dont use OMG MOTIONG SENSING to defend the lack of rumble, if u do that, it just shows u need the tilt control defense because u feel not having rumble is something u need to defend

Oh, and enough with the "my friend came over and didnt even notice no rumble" when u dont have a feature, u dont notice it, like when i play my 360, i dont go OMG, i notice no motion sensing...u notice things that are there, not things that arent.