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Use a Wiimote, works better.
Also this method has been around for a long long time.
This one just happens to have skins for two games.
Someone make one with a custom skin function to program and art up for any game and ya have it made... with crappy controls...
Also this method has been around for a long long time.
This one just happens to have skins for two games.
Someone make one with a custom skin function to program and art up for any game and ya have it made... with crappy controls...
What Telephis said.
Also, wouldn't it be simple as hell for Razer etc. to make a small device that did this stand-alone? Or why not integrate this into a regular controller like the Onza?
Still, this is a pretty neat concept. I'm curious what other game/device interfaces might be possible.
Also, wouldn't it be simple as hell for Razer etc. to make a small device that did this stand-alone? Or why not integrate this into a regular controller like the Onza?
Still, this is a pretty neat concept. I'm curious what other game/device interfaces might be possible.
I use the Wireless Speed Wheel if I'm feeling lazy and in a non simulation mode.
Also, I don't own an iProduct, so fuck you anyway!
Also, I don't own an iProduct, so fuck you anyway!
@shadow1w2 @telephis - we're always improving the sensitivity. If you play with it right now you'll see its pretty good and adjustable. We're still tweaking/tuning so it will get better with each release.
@Jinx - tilt control is the most obvious and we have a wii style controller thats in beta. Things that take advantage of motion hardware thats in just about every mobile device now are ideal. Other gaming interfaces that would benefit are local multiplayer, board/card games (where every player needs to see something different) etc.
@jebussaves88 - android coming soon. Code is 99% there but we're focused on iOS to get the gameplay all set first
@Jinx - tilt control is the most obvious and we have a wii style controller thats in beta. Things that take advantage of motion hardware thats in just about every mobile device now are ideal. Other gaming interfaces that would benefit are local multiplayer, board/card games (where every player needs to see something different) etc.
@jebussaves88 - android coming soon. Code is 99% there but we're focused on iOS to get the gameplay all set first
Cool response from someone who sounds like they might be affiliated with the company or something. Go figure.
I agree that there is a certain value to implementing this into devices that many people already own and that already have motion control technology in them (iThings and Android), as opposed to offering a stand alone product like some here have suggested. That being said, I love buttons, keys, and other physical things. If we can get a biofeedback touchscreen going that mimics the feel of pressing a physical button, we'll be golden.
I agree that there is a certain value to implementing this into devices that many people already own and that already have motion control technology in them (iThings and Android), as opposed to offering a stand alone product like some here have suggested. That being said, I love buttons, keys, and other physical things. If we can get a biofeedback touchscreen going that mimics the feel of pressing a physical button, we'll be golden.
Downloading now the app ... sounds really nice, here in Brazil we can't purchase a G27 wheel for a reasonable price :/
just why would i do buy a motion control for racing from razr, if i can have a real wheel?
and why should i use the iphone over a game pad?
and why should i use the iphone over a game pad?
@quantumrilian - not just affiliated - I AM the company (well me and 2 other guys). Re: physical keys - we wont replace them (and we dont want to), but with all the other fun stuff you can do with a mobile device, we'll make certain types of games more fun to play.
@arthurhogemann - tell us what you think! you can send your feedback to ayo@flypadapp.com
@arthurhogemann - tell us what you think! you can send your feedback to ayo@flypadapp.com
@jebussaves88 - no need to be embarrassed, we want your harshest criticism and feedback. Its the only way we'll get better (and it WILL get better).
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Motion controls have yet to really take off on PC despite efforts by Razer and their Hydra so this is definitely a neat approach, using your iOS device to interact with a PC game. More interesting than the idea itself would be the number of PC gamers interested in utilizing this method. google tablet pc
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