PS3 will have rumble afterall.

[Bu†cH]

It's all here in IGN.
Well, there's a chance that we might be having a rumbling good time with the PS3 afterall. *drum roll*

 

[Glowstick_cult]

Whoa...you used... a PUN!

So Sony got sued.
But they can use the rumble feature now.
How awkward.

 

[Magnus]

It says they could have rumble if they wanted to but, they would still have to pay immersion licensing fees and pay what was owed in the court settlement.

 

[Sol]

They wont be adding Rumble now, since they scurried to include some kind of motion sensory technology in the controller, theres no room for it now.

 

[RedStarWarrior]

Sol, you didn't read the article at all. Sony's propaganda and the truth are two different things. There is plenty of room for the force-feedback technology, but Sony is shying away from using it due to the more than 90 million dollars they owe in a lawsuit over patent rights. Now, Immersion could still produce PS3 controllers with force-feedback, but I doubt they will.

 

[Sol]

Your right, I skimmed over the article and didnt give it $0.02. But I see where it says that now. However, I'm sure Sony still wont include it, and will continue to use that excuse (I mean, when has Sony ever admitted being wrong?).

 

[RedStarWarrior]

You make a valid point. Sony has already lied many times to its customers. I don't see them stopping anytime soon. Anyway, if you were curious, I am a Sony customer, but I am a little smarter than many when it comes to seeing past their ******** (for lack of a better word).

 

[Bu†cH]

Oops. I did read the article, but I completely forgot that one part. >_<

I just edited the first page.

 

[kingboo30]

It's all here in IGN.
Well, there's a chance that we might be having a rumbling good time with the PS3 afterall. *drum roll*

That would be awful. By the it was used, you arms would be extremely tired and you would lose control of it from the way it was demonstrated at E3.

 

[RedStarWarrior]

Why would your arms be tired? How do you hold your controllers?