It’s been a few days since the last time new rumors surfaced about the features of NX , the long-awaited Nintendo console that will arrive next year. The information that Eurogamer provided long ago continues to gain momentum.
We also saw it with the first titles that would be part of its catalog and now it is the Let’s Play Video Games portal that claims to have a source that has perfectly detailed how the control knobs will be: detachable and capable of detecting movements .
This last point is very interesting, because it seems that we would find some controls that would act in a similar way to the Wii Remote Plus and would have a force feedback vibration . In fact, the new controls have been designed to replace those of the Wii , but users will be able to continue using them in some multiplayer titles, but not all.
Regarding this type of advanced vibration, the media details that it will be similar to the one already seen in the HTC Vive controls. What it does exactly is alter the intensity and its duration depending on the situation that is being experienced, having different types of vibrations . An example indicated is that there will be a difference that will be fully noticeable when hitting two swords strongly or in a softer way.
So it seems one of the first NX titles that will use these controllers with a motion sensor will be ‘ Just Dance 2017 ‘, which we know since E3 2016 that is being developed for the Nintendo console. What is clear is that the controls seem to have a lot of features.
Of course, what will be true of all this? The president of Nintendo America, Reggie Fils-Aime , has stated that one of the things they have learned from Wii U is that they have to improve the launch of the product and the way of communicating it , making people understand well what they are going to find. In addition, Reggie says they want to have a continuous rhythm of great games that motivate users to buy the console and many more games. Time will tell.
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