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more about #novint more comments → BeautifulAgony: This thing, when you use with a game that really supports it, is amazing. Whether you use the ball controller, or the gun add-on, the sheer intensity ... more » okenny :) ...building bridges (to hide under): He can demand all he wants I guess :| more » daftrok: Jim: "Hey, Chris. Mike wants to join your band." Chris: "Yeah? What instrument does he play?" Mike: "The gun." more » -
#haptics
Novint CEO Demands Falcon Haptics Controller Be On Consoles By Year-End
We LOVED the Novint Falcon and pistol grip attachment in September, but non-PC, console-owning chaps were left out in the cold. If Novint is successful, that could all change by year end. Update. More » -
#gaming
Novint Falcon Force Feedback Controller Gets Valve Support
The long-in-development force-feedback PC game device Novint Falcon is a good idea in theory, but without actual support from games there's not a whole lot you can do with it. Good news though, since Valve just announced support with the controller for PC versions of The Orange Box, Counter-Strike: Source, the Half-Life 2 series, Team Fortress 2, Portal and Left 4 Dead. With the pistol grip accessory it'll be fine for every game, but what we really have hopes for is fiddling around with that gravity gun and feeling the force feedback with it. [Novint via Crunchgear] -
#haptic
Crazy Novint Falcon Touch Controller Gets Official EA Support, Maybe Worth Buying
I messed around with Novint's Falcon haptically endowed globe/joystick at Tokyo Game Show last year. It was neat, but not going to replace my mouse—in part because game support was lacking. Now it'll be supported in real, live games from EA: Madden NFL 08, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08, Need For Speed ProStreet, Battlefield 2 and Battlefield 2142. But! Even if you're already one of thesuckerslucky souls who already owns a Falcon, it'll cost you another $10 to patch a game to get all touchy-feely with it. FWIW, there are definitely better tactile experiences out there for 10 bucks. [Level Up] -
#gaming
Novint Upgrades the Falcon Controller With Black Version, Pistol Grip Accessory
Novint's Falcon 3D Haptic Joystick has been around for awhile now, but it has just received an upgrade in the form of a black version and an optional pistol grip accessory for FPS gaming. At $19.99, the grip is a little more expensive than the $4 price tag they hinted at last May, but if you are already paying $199 for the black Falcon, what is another $15? [Novint via i4u] -
#gaming
The Novint Falcon Sex Toy
So this is why the Novint Falcon force feedback controller was delayed so long? So they could work out the Fleshlight integration? All is understood and forgiven, Novint. [Slashdong via Fleshbot] -
#gadgets
Novint Falcon Actually in the Wild
You knew the Novint Falcon 3D haptic joystick was finally shipping, but now we've got confirmation from customer number one, Tristan George. Tristan says he's played the Half Life 2 mod with the Falcon and "it's amazing, very fun to play." More » -
#touchycontroller
Novint Falcon 3D Joystick Finally Shipping
We hear that the Novint Falcon 3D haptic joystick, originally due over a year ago, is finally shipping. It's always good when products emerge from the vapor. More » -
#touchycontroller
Touchy Novint Falcon Finally Coming in June
We've been following Novint's Falcon controller since its birth, and now the folks at Novint tell us their pasty white baby is ready to make its debut. The Falcon will be out June 18th for $239. In a nutshell, the 3D controller lets you play games via a handshake-like grip that offers a more realistic experience via force feedback and tactile sensation. The Falcon will come with 24 mini games and a four-game sports pack, which will include titles like air hockey and tennis. So how does it play/feel? For the most part, it's pretty smooth. More » -
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#peripherals
Hands On with Novint's 3D Game Controller
We saw a lot of controllers at CES, but Novint's Falcon stood out from the pack. It's a force feedback 3D controller designed for PC games. Users hold the grip handshake style and can then move it up/down, left/right, or backwards/forwards. More » -
#e306
E306 Clips: Novint Falcon
We had a talk with Bill Anderson of Novint Technologies, maker of the upcoming force feedback Falcon controller/interface. It's come a long way from a year ago, and it's grown a ball. More »
