The Last of Us Part 1 is Going All-In on Haptic Feedback
Joel and Ellie have become iconic gaming characters thanks to The Last of Us, a game that tells the story of their treacherous journey across a dystopian version of America struck by a plague that has turned most of the population into zombie-like monsters. Through toe-curling gameplay and a touching tale, one of Naughty Dog's most successful franchises was born, and since the first game's release in 2013, it has spawned a sequel, a comic book series, and an upcoming television adaptation starring Bella Ramsay as Ellie and Pedro Pascal as Joel.
Fans of The Last of Us will get to experience the story once again through the upcoming remake, The Last of Us Part 1. The game has been polished to take advantage of the PS5's capabilities, and Naughty Dog has taken care to fully utilize the DualSense controller. The best use of the controller may be with haptic feedback, which has been used to enhance certain features and scenes.
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For most of PlayStation's history, the DualShock range of controllers has served gamers well. The line of controllers was named after the fact that it is capable of delivering vibration feedback using two vibration motors. This can help to increase how immersive a game is when it is used correctly. For example, a car driving along rough terrain can elicit vibration, or the impact of a large explosion can be emphasized. With the PlayStation 5, Sony left the DualShock controllers behind in favor of the DualSense controller which comes with its own advantages.
The DualSense controller is shaped similarly to the DualShock, and it features symmetrical analog sticks, a directional pad on the left, and buttons labeled with the iconic PlayStation shape
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