EA Sports F1 22, set to release in just two weeks, is a highly anticipated racing simulation game developed by Codemasters, the fifteenth title in the F1 franchise. Collecting supercars, clothing, and accessories, exploring new car models with updated physics, and a myriad of other features makes all of the games in th franchise fan favorites, and the new additions and next-gen updates for F1 22 are sure to excite fans even further.
F1 22 features new tracks, features, customization options, and many other things that will surely converge into a unique gaming experience that players will enjoy for a plethora of reasons. A new customizable hub mode, new adaptive AI, and virtual reality support for PC all come as welcome additions to the game, as does the addition of several next-gen updates. For PS5 players, not only will the next-gen graphical updates enhance the experience, but F1 22 will also make use of the DualSense controller's capabilities.
One such update for the PS5 is the use of the DualSense's haptic feedback and adaptive trigger functions to enhance gameplay in F1 22. The feeling of both collisions and surfaces is enhanced greatly through the "ability to communicate individual chunks of surface debris," which creates a far more immersive experience to represent the car on a particular part of the track. The adaptive triggers, meanwhile, come into play when the car ‘locks up’ under braking, which "increases the amount of resistance through the brake trigger, resulting in a more immersive connection with the car." Also, "when wheelspin occurs the resistance of the accelerator trigger is increased."
Another great way that F1 22 is taking advantage of the DualSense is through the controller speaker, through which players will be able to hear their race engineer feeding them important information and track data. Players are also given the option to hear vital HUD information through the controller speaker.
The DualSense controller's adaptive triggers are fan favorites for first-person shooter games, but have also come in handy for a variety of other genres of games as well, so they are sure to be a big hit in F1 22. This, along with the haptic feedback and the controller speaker is sure to give players an extra element of immersion as they race around the different tracks in the game.
While it is true that players have sometimes had bad experiences with the DualSense's features, it seems that any implementation of them in games seems to be mostly an enhancement of the gameplay, rather than a detriment. Players should be able to look forward to this being the case with F1 22 as well.
EA Sports F1 22 will release on July 1 on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
Source: PlayStation Blog