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Immersion wants to help bring Rumble back to PS3
Gamasutra has had an interview with Immersion's Victor Viegas who talks about the lack of force feedback on Sony's PS3 controller.
He even states that they're willing to help Sony bring it back, IF the console giants withdraws it appeal in the court case they have with them and which would have Sony pay $90 million to Immersion due to infringements on force feedback patents
He even states that they're willing to help Sony bring it back, IF the console giants withdraws it appeal in the court case they have with them and which would have Sony pay $90 million to Immersion due to infringements on force feedback patents
“If what they’re saying is in fact the reason why [the controller will not have vibration], I’ve offered them numerous solutions to the problem,” Viegas said in an interview Tuesday. “I don’t believe it’s a very difficult problem to solve, and Immersion has experts that would be happy to solve that problem for them.”
The solutions offered by Immersion, however, would hinge upon Sony’s acceptance of the current litigation, and no word has been given as to Sony’s plans on the matter. Viegas says that Immersion “would have no qualms helping Sony with their problem, if indeed it is a problem,” but the company would have to cease its appeal against the current injunction.
The solutions offered by Immersion, however, would hinge upon Sony’s acceptance of the current litigation, and no word has been given as to Sony’s plans on the matter. Viegas says that Immersion “would have no qualms helping Sony with their problem, if indeed it is a problem,” but the company would have to cease its appeal against the current injunction.
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and "rumble" is nintendo's name for vibration feedback.
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Even with all of that, I still doubt you'd be able to read that post.