Its Xbox Series X | With S, Microsoft He simply updated his controller, Adds a button Share And twisting the grip, but nothing new for gamers. Unlike Sony Designer a Dual Sense Completely different Previous ones DualShock, Including adaptive triggers and haptic feedback in addition to the touchpad.
And that, Bill Spencer was not obviously indifferent. Branch Manager Xbox a Congratulations already Sony Creation Dual Sense, He reiterated his words during a podcast Kinda fun gamecast, Even saying thatHe wants to impress it by creating controllers Xbox :
We are openly thinking about different types of devices that can bring more games to more places. The controller may have some work to do. I think Sony has done a good job with their controller, some of which we are looking at, and there are things we need to do.
Xbox And Microsoft Already greatly inspired to design Wii Kinect, To see how they will analyze Dual Sense Create new controllers Xbox In the future. In this discussion, Bill Spencer also talks about virtual or magnified reality headsets, which are clearly not on the agenda Xbox. He and his team focus on topics we already know xCloud And community Xbox Live, The aim is above all to attract players and present more and more games on traditional screens.
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