The $30 million toe in the water

A recent game has made use of DualSense controller offering haptic feedback and adaptive triggers in a unique way, making extensive use of these features. The game confirmed for PC and PS5 as its 'two main platforms' will bring adaptive triggers and haptic feedback to bring the techniques to life,all pourrait be brought to life with the DualSense's haptic feedback and adaptive triggers, if they're leveraged correctly.

This is a great way to level up the cooking sim and bring players right into the kitchen, showcasing the full potential of the DualSense controllers.

Who is the developer behind the innovative cooking sim?

A developer named Mintrocket has confirmed that their hybrid adventure game will be using the DualSense controller in a way we seldom see, making extensive use of the haptic feedback and adaptive triggers.

The game confirmed for PC and PS5 will bring in adaptive triggers and haptic feedback to bring these techniques to life, all could be brought to life with the DualSense's haptic feedback and adaptive triggers, if they're leveraged correctly.

An echo of Nintendo's Wii

When it comes to immersive controllers, most gamers think of Nintendo first, after all they had the Wii. But PlayStation and Xbox have largely given up on motion controls, PlayStation does have its own way to immerse players with DualSense controllers offering haptic feedback and adaptive triggers.

A recent game has made use of these features in a unique way which could be a game changer for the cooking sim genre.

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Mintrocket has picked PS5 as its primary console for a reason, as they want to let players feel the tactile sensation of real cooking techniques.

We can expect to see the core mechanics in the State of Play reveal and a Dev Dive video with more in-depth look of the game in action .

Apart from that, PS5 is its only console platform, though the game will also be coming to Steam.

This sounds like the best way for players to truly level up the cooking sim and bring players right into the kitchen .

The developer claims their game is a 'how to' for DualSense controllers and it could make for an interesting debut for PS5

Who is the unnamed buyer?

According to the report, Mintrocket has confirmed that their game will be using the DualSense controller in a unique way, making extensive use of the haptic feedback and adaptive triggers.

The game confirmed for PC and PS5 will bring in adaptive triggers and haptic feedback to bring these techniques to life,all could be brought to life with the DualSense's haptic feedback and adaptive triggers, if they're leveraged correctly.

As the report says, Mintrocket has picked PS5 as its primary console for a reason, as they want to let players feel the tactile sensation of real cooking techniques.