pressure sensitive buttons?

[Coldflame]

how're these mechanics going to be implemented, seeing as modern controllers don't have this feature anymore?

[David Sarif]

In the PC version of MGS2, as well as in the Xbox version of the HD COllection, you had to press and hold the left stick bumper when you release the aim button (square/X) to lower the weapon without shooting.

Seems awful when you are used to the pressure-sensitive buttons, but actually you build the muscle memory very quickly.

[Marcy]

It doesnt use pressure sensitive buttons, it uses the 360 layout, which is didnt have pressure sensitive buttons.

[Coldflame]

update: apparently this runs mgs1 as an emulated ps1 iso? does that mean cqc is limited in that game?

[El Fuerte]

Originally posted by Coldflame:

update: apparently this runs mgs1 as an emulated ps1 iso? does that mean cqc is limited in that game?

there was no pressure sensitivity feature in the dual shock 1. This was introduced in the PS2's dual shock 2 for mgs2 and mgs3.

[Pierce Dalton]

Originally posted by Coldflame:

update: apparently this runs mgs1 as an emulated ps1 iso? does that mean cqc is limited in that game?

1. Yes.

2. No, you just have to press more buttons to do stuff.

[antipothis]

the left stick click raises and lowers your gun. no need for claw grips

[Canama]

MGS1 never had pressure-sensitive controls, since the PSX didn't support that feature yet

[Roland]

Originally posted by David Sarif:

Seems awful when you are used to the pressure-sensitive buttons, but actually you build the muscle memory very quickly.

it starts to feel natural very quickly.

Originally posted by Canama:

MGS1 never had pressure-sensitive controls, since the PSX didn't support that feature yet

I was wondering if someone was going to tell them they were in the wrong forum lol