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    Pressure sensitive PS2 controllers did need full pressure on the button actually.

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        My thumb was forever sore after learning that pressing the “X” button down harder actually made the cars drive faster. So glad we seem to have switched to using the triggers for driving games now.

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          I used the right analogy stick back in the day for acceleration and braking. That worked well too.

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        Was there a sensible implementation of this? If no, that’s kinda sad. I like it when they try new things.

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      Yeah I was playing burnout revenge on the ps2 a few weeks ago for the first time in years and getting my ass torn up by my friend. It took my a while to get back in the 8 year old mindset and figure out what was wrong

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    When I played Smash Melee as a kid, a few of the neighbor kids would flail about so violently that they would rip their controller out of the console, elbow or armbar me in the face to the point I was bleeding and bruised, throw their controllers about the room breaking the controller and whatever it hit, and just outright kick or punch me with a free hand right as I was about to clinch a game.

    Years later, I would learn that that one time I came home from school early and saw a man in a neat black suit talking with my dad, who quickly made an exit, this person was not in fact my dad’s friend from work.

    He was a fucking FBI agent surveilling the house of the extremely violence normalized kids.

    Turns out their dad was some kind of convicted felon in another state, moved here, and was suspected of illegally purchasing or possessing a firearm.

    So yeah about half a year later violent-family dad was arrested.

    PS: For added irony, my dad later fell down the Q Anon rabbit hole and showed me his whole set up and process for assembling/manufacturing ghost guns with no serial numbers.

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    What about people who lean to the side on the chair, to look around a corner in an FPS?

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    Once I was watching my brother play counter strike and he would turn away in game and irl whenever he threw a flash bang.

    He didn’t even realize he was doing this until I pointed it out.

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      And this is why I don’t play that game. 😅 Sounds fun for those who like that stuff, though!

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    I also lean when playing games. Some make jokes about but fuck em, their sorry asses couldn’t enjoy it a much I do.

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      I remember back in the day we’d make fun of my buddy’s dad for leaning around corners when playing Ms. Pacman.

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    Remember PS2 where pressing the X harder actually made you go faster in racing games?

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    Motion controls in GT7 are actually pretty good now 😂, not as good as a racing wheel, but more accurate than the analog sticks.