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Topic	Why hasn't gyroscope aiming become the standard for console games?
Metua 04/23/20 3:27:48 PM #1:	It's straight-up superior to dual stick aiming (although DS should always be an option), but it seems like Nintendo consoles are the only ones that get games with gyro aiming as an option. Meanwhile, you could likely count on one hand the number of PS4 games that support gyro aiming, and the Xbox One controller doesn't even have a gyroscope. And it's not like Nintendo is the only developer that cares about gyro aiming, because there are quite a few Switch ports that have it. To my knowledge, every third-party multiplat on the Switch that has gyro aiming (including Skyrim, DOOM, Fortnite, and RE 5&6) doesn't have it as an option on PS4. --- https://imgur.com/yKMR7 https://imgur.com/Xd4gmmR <cite>Metua posted [p:937950189] in Why hasn't... [t:78617314]...</cite> <quote>It's straight-up superior to dual stick aiming (although DS should always be an option), but it seems like Nintendo consoles are the only ones that get games with gyro aiming as an option. Meanwhile, you could likely count on one hand the number of PS4 games that support gyro aiming, and the Xbox One controller doesn't even have a gyroscope. And it's not like Nintendo is the only developer that cares about gyro aiming, because there are quite a few Switch ports that have it. To my knowledge, every third-party multiplat on the Switch that has gyro aiming (including Skyrim, DOOM, Fortnite, and RE 5&6) doesn't have it as an option on PS4. --- https://imgur.com/yKMR7 https://imgur.com/Xd4gmmR</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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