They can theoretically get stick drift just that it will never happen during the lifetime of the controller.
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I had stick drift once and never broken a controller. Must be some hardcore aggressive gaming to burn trough multiple controllers per console.
I've been considering getting one of these things for a while but I haven't touched my Switch enough lately to justify it. Definitely seems like an upgrade over Nintendo's pro controller. For less money, too.I believe Gulikit is working on a PS5 controller with Hall effect sticks, they already offer an XBOX one. But Sony, MS and Nintendo should be doing this themselves.
I bought this one for Switch/Nintendo emulation and it's become my daily driver since a few of the PC games I play seem to be really good at wearing out the analog sticks.
The only controller I've had drift on was the one that came with an Nvidia shield which I hardly ever gamed on, and mostly used it to run a household plex server and to watch things off Kodi. Have never had an issue with my Playstation 5 or Switch controllers (knock on wood, as both were purchased in 2021), or any of the previous PlayStation controllers.
I think the OG elite controllers had many documented instances of drift. Not to the extent of Joy Con's but enough of a trend that it was an alarming trend for a controller that was marketed as the best possible controller and priced as such.
I was researching what I would take to make a better controller from scratch and one of the items I found was that the PS controller was designed for 10 year olds who don’t use it with as much power or force that you and I would do.
I wonder if it will stutter or have bad LODs though. Because cyberpunk didn’t require an SSD but it stuttered really bad and had horrible pop in if you used a HDD
No SSD required for Ratchet and Clank on PC
they probably gonna want it to work on Steamdeck though. Guessing Nixxxes will want to have some type of load screen for the portals for this port to allow for lower end hardware.
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Agreed, if Sony could manage to keep most games at 60 FPS the entire generation with a pro console that would be a huge win. But I would also have to wonder what kind of price tag that console would have as that would require a significantly more powerful SoC compared to the current PS5 (a much bigger jump than PS4 Pro was to PS4), unless this new console happens to use AMD's upcoming FSR 3 frame generation which would be pretty cool.
Most games are 60 fps though. Theres really only a handful of native ps5 games that arent. Its actually a story now when a game doesn't have a 60 fps mode.
Many hit 60 FPS with compromises. Otherwise the list is mostly composed of PS4 games, a console from 2013.
