PS3 Dual Shock 3

[Hatsumi]

So I really don't care. I didn't find rumble to be a make or break thing on the PS2. I don't care about it on the 360. I didn't miss it when it wasn't on the PS3. So the thought of spending $55 for rumble... Uh, no.

Am I missing something?

I'm guessing that it's the games I play. I play JRPG's. For that matter, motion sensing is pointless for that, too...lol I guess I need to get with the times...

[Spaded!]

Whenever I see people talking about this and/or other hardware issues related to all the various consoles, this is what I hear:

"Blah blah Blahblah I'm an anus blah blah blah deblah blah"

I guess my point should be summed up as: Yes, I, like Hatsumi, also do not care.

[lilazn52592]

I haven't missed it either but i still want it.

I'm gonna trade in my 2 controllers for 2 rumbles.

When playing orange box on late nights can help me stay awake.

[Hatsumi]

Originally Posted by lilazn52592

When playing orange box on late nights can help me stay awake.

rofl...You just reminded me. Rumble has proven to be great for waking me up when I'm falling asleep playing a game. Then I know it's time to go to bed...or that I'm playing a really crappy game.

[Jobocan]

I never thought rumble was a great feature either. The only game where i think rumble was used innovatively was Rez on the PS2, otherwise it's always the same "rumble when you get hit" thing that Star Fox 64 introduced.
Speaking of that, the only reason i have a rumble pak for my N64 is because it came with SF64... And i barely ever used it other than the first few times i finished that game.

I'm sure some people really like rumble, but i never thought it was important, and it definitely wasn't a factor for me when it came to buying a system.