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From: Paul_Holman@Playstation.sony.com
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Subject: Re: dual shock pads
Date: 25 Apr 1998 14:16:47 +0100
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From: Paul_Holman@Playstation.sony.com
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 Hi Craig,

Actually the DUAL SHOCK has superceeded the original
Analog Controller in Japan, and has been a huge hit.

The "feedback" feature in the original controller was of
course just the one off set motor, the DUAL has two
(as you might guess from the name) and is much more
variable in effect.

Paul




From: "Craig Graham" <c_graham@hinge.mistral.co.uk>

That's really funny - the original japanese analog pad had the Force
Feedback,
then it was taken out of the Euro version. Now they're gonna sell it in
Europe
with the FF put back - bet they charge more for it :(
Craig.