Hi Tom.
As I said, I do know that force feedback hasn't been used much but I find it
interesting that the technology was there, at least in direct x 8 to make it
a much more major part of games (audio or otherwise).
I wonder if Ios development allows for the similar control of a phone's
vibration features, sinse i could imagine a light saber game much as you
describe, complete with swinging the phone around as your saber as well,
provided the vibration could allow for the appropriate variations.
I will say howver that this is also the sort of thing that would! make me go
out and buy a pc controller sinse as I said previously I don't particularly
like joypads anyway and am happy with the keyboard for most things, but this
would definitely qualify as "something only possible with a controller"
Beware the Grue!
DArk.
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