Disconnected interaction design ross n64_controller
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The Nintendo 64 controller had an unconventional design that was inconsistent with players' expectations and provided little feedback. It featured a joystick for movement and looking around but placed buttons in odd locations, like "C buttons" that strafed left and right or looked up and down. The shoulder buttons aimed using a reticle controlled by the joystick but gave no tactile feedback, confusing players on how to properly hold and use the unique controller.
Disconnected interaction design ross n64_controller
- 1. Disconnected Interaction Design The Nintendo 64 Controller
- 2. Consistency and the players conceptual model
- 3. How do I hold this thing?
- 4. Wheres the Z 恢顎岳岳看稼?
- 5. Left & Right C buttons: Strafe Left/Strafe Right Up & Down C buttons: Look up/Look down Right Shoulder Buttons: Hold to Aim with Reticle using Joystick Joystick: Look Left/Look Right Move Forward/Move Back
- 7. Low Feedback