Your Ideas for input devices for games that haven't been done yet

[CaptainToad]

Imagine no games used trackball input yet and you were the first to think of a game cleverly using that as an input. Or think about that Game Boy game that uses a glucose meter to help kids manager their blood sugar levels. Or I guess like those PS1 games that used inserted CDs to generate in-game stuff. I think the PS4 version of Alien Isolation actually uses the controller mic to encourage you to be quiet when hiding or something.

What inputs do you think could be used for a good video game?

 

[Jayonnaise6105 Jayonnaise6105]

I think the PS4 version of Alien Isolation actually uses the controller mic to encourage you to be quiet when hiding or something

I liked Until Dawn having moments where you had to hold the controller completely still. Added to the horror atmosphere and was a nice twist on those story-focused, QTE-heavy adventure games.

 

[jon2]

It is keyboard-sized, looks like a platform with a big analog stick with a palm (think motorcycle/fingerless gloves) indentation but no depress buttons (AKA L3/R3),(sideways) analog stick on the thumb, mouse buttons + scroll wheel setup for index and middle, a sideways shoulder and trigger button for ring and index

On the platform, 2 such setups are located where WASD and the numpad are, mirrored for the right and left. It'll look like you're playing with 2 mouses

Yeah, I know. It's inspired by Gundam CCA's Arm Raker MS controls (used by ReGZ and v Gundam)