Should The DSi have had a built in Rumble Pack?

Many older games can use the rumble pack, but it really isn't much of a big deal to most people. If the addition of a built-in rumble pack didn't change ithe DSi's appearance or size would you have liked it added?

Uhh... the only DS game I'm aware that uses a rumble pack is that crappy Star Fox game from a billion years ago.

To answer your question, no.

Uhh... the only DS game I'm aware that uses a rumble pack is that crappy Star Fox game from a billion years ago.

To answer your question, no.

Yoweeh

No, portable consoles should not have the rumble pack unless that's part of the game, or it's a necessary peripheral for a specific game. Like Warioware Twisted on the Gameboy Advance.

I personally don't think rumbling does much. I don't think many companies would put it to good use, either.

I do see where you're coming from, though. Select games have the potential to be that much better with a little buzz here and there.

Uhh... the only DS game I'm aware that uses a rumble pack is that crappy Star Fox game from a billion years ago.

To answer your question, no.

Yoweeh

Uhhh I believe Metroid Prime Hunters used it...

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Uhh... the only DS game I'm aware that uses a rumble pack is that crappy Star Fox game from a billion years ago.

To answer your question, no.

ACL0V3R

Uhhh I believe Metroid Prime Hunters used it...

And Pokemon Pinball.

As for the question, I guess it would be alright. But the system would be much bulkier.

I just need to know something really quick,does the rumble pack has anything to do with vibrating or something like that?

Metriod Prime: Hunters, Super Princess Peach, Magnetica, Starfox (I believe so), and Mario & Luigi Partners in Time all use it. (I still have my box for my free rumble pack when I got Metriod, and it says that on there).

Anyway, no I wouldn't want it. It would just add more weight to it, and make it bigger (If it was a built in, or add-on). Also, if you are saying you want an add-on, I definitely wouldn't pay for it (And I don't see how it could work).

If it is implemented I forsee many unnessary scratches on the touch screen from the stylus in the near future.;)

Yes, it should. Hotel Dusk, Elite Beat Agents, Metroid Prime Pinball, Diddy Kong Racing all used the rumble pack.Rod90

I could see it now. one day billy got a rumble pack for the ds and was going to play Metroid Prime. Dum dee dum dee dum. "Yay, Metroid Prime!", billy exclaimed. He turns it on and as soon as he loads his save spot he is in an intense battle with a hunter! Dun dun duuuunnn. Then right as he turn to aim he gets shot (in the game) and the rumble pack rumbles while billy is turning samus and here goes billy. "oh NO!!!! stupid rumble pack! I messed up and now i scratched my screeen."

And thats the end of my story.

As for the question, I guess it would be alright. But the system would be much bulkier.

Schultz38

I'm pretty sure the micro-motor itself was the same kind they fit in cell phones.

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As for the question, I guess it would be alright. But the system would be much bulkier.

ThePlothole

I'm pretty sure the micro-motor itself was the same kind they fit in cell phones.

Good point, but a cell phone vibrator is not the same as a game rumbler. I don't think the cell phone vibrate is what they want.