Vibration...

[arichman27]

Anyway that another patch can enable the vibration function on a WIRED Xbox 360 controller? Vibration won't work on the wired controller. (which is odd, to say the least.) Just wondering. Thank you.

[KaTst3R]

It wont work because capcom never implemented vibration in the game in the first place.

[LockM]

vibrating controller is HORRENDOUS for fighting games where you need to have timing and excecution down to a t, it will only be another outside influence that can maess up your timing.

[arichman27]

I'm pretty sure it's in the CONSOLE version. I know the wireless controller lets you use it on the PC version. Well, you can usually turn off vibration, if you don't want it. Point is, it SHOULD be there and have the option to have it on or off. It's not that hard to do.

[Manu]

Vanilla SF has the vibration.
They have removed since SSF...
For me playing with force feedback is more addictive :)

[arichman27]

Why did they remove vibration? Seems really, really stupid. (much like removing vibration from a RACING game. Makes no sense.) Thank you.

[''Y'']

Originally posted by Lok N Ki:

vibrating controller is HORRENDOUS for fighting games

Vibrating controllers has got to be one of the most stupid and pointless things ever in gaming tech, period. Who besides small children and acid heads becomes more immersed by a slightly shakey gamepad? I guess a lot of people, since it quickly became an industry standard long ago. I just don't get it.

[Midnight Meows]

I guess to each their own, but that would really get in the way of gameplay.

[arichman27]

No, not at all. You can usually turn off the vibration, if it has it, anyway.

[arichman27]

Also, I think with WIRELESS controller, the option pops up in the options menu. Only if you are using the WIRELESS controller though.