I know it is, the Switch Pro Controller is amazing and if there's anything I'd criticise it's the fact that it lacks analogue triggers and you know that means. No GC VC (well, maybe if they make a GameCube adapter for the Switch).
It does not. The Pro Controller just like the Joy-Cons has digital triggers. Do you honestly not know the difference between digital and analogue triggers?
It's like a hole, you can squeeze in or out but if you go through a door you get an instant response.
So you're saying they use the digital triggers which is slightly less responsive in terms of speed...?
Jokes aside, analogue triggers are definitely far more responsive and controllable than are digital triggers. With the DT you go from zero to one hundred. I have the Gioteck GC-2 controllers for the WiiU which have analogue triggers but the WiiU only recognises digital triggers so in games like Most Wanted it made no difference.
heh same for me, except I'm closer, but I was stuck at work.
An analog trigger is like a rheostat in that it has variable output. Think of a volume knob or the gas pedal on a car. Output ranges from 0 to 100% (though sometimes it is stepped in increments such at 10, 20 etc). Digital triggers are either on or off.
I have Cedar Fair Platinum passes so if Canada's Wonderland was open i might have tried to make an extended weekend trip out of it. I think it is about 7 hours from Ohio. Behemoth and Laviathan are on my coaster bucket list. That new Mondail flat Soaring Timbers CW is getting this summer looks absolutely insane.
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I was gonna say that. lol
