OUYA support in Gideros

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• plamen Member

  January 2013

  isn't it there an analog controller also?

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• markstinson Member

  January 2013 edited January 2013

  Correct. It has full compliments of controls as any PS3 controller - plus a touch pad now.
  
  If you plug a traditional PS3 controller in to a Windows PC and check the Game Controller devices, you'll see there's at least 10 buttons (abxy, bumpers L1, L2, R1, R2), 2 analog sticks - each with a button press, plus the 8way d-pad.
  
  And now the OUYA controller is the first with a touch pad. It has a single point of touch. http://www.ouya.tv/game-developers-how-to-get-started-on-ouya-now/
  
  FYI ... Here's a dev kit unboxing video by the OUYA team - http://www.geek.com/articles/games/watch-the-ouya-developer-console-unboxing-20121228/

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• plamen Member

  January 2013

  any force feedback?

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• SinisterSoft Maintainer

  January 2013

  They would have to pay to have force feedback as there is a patent.

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• plamen Member

  January 2013

  Its interesting, do you know about what is patented, the method of force feedback or the idea to have it?

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• SinisterSoft Maintainer

  January 2013

  I'm not sure - but it was enough for Sony to take out force feedback until they paid a licence. If there was a way around it then I'm sure they would have found it.
  

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