Biohazard 1.5 - Dual shock?

[Deus Flux]

While there's tons of useful topics everywhere about the 1.5 game itself, I have more of a technical what-if scenario question that I haven't seen asked before. As I remember it, Sony didn't introduce the dual shock feature until later on in the Playstation's lifespan. Video game programming isn't in my skill set but I see there's a lot of talented people here and elsewhere around the net that do all kinds of mods and hacks to games. So my question is to those talented people here, in a theoretical what-if-we-had Biohazard 1.5 scenario is how difficult would it be mod dual shock feedback into the game?

[Guest]

The same way the modded RE1 dual shock feedback = Adding remaked retarded BGMs.

[News Bot]

If you played it on an emulator you could just manually assign the analogs as the directional pad.

[Stars_g36]

Resident Evil 2 came out before they even made a Dual Shock version of that. I got both copies lol.

[Deus Flux]

If you played it on an emulator you could just manually assign the analogs as the directional pad.

Nah I don't mean the analogue sticks, I mean when the motors inside the controller vibrates when attacked by a monster etc.

[Deus Flux]

Resident Evil 2 came out before they even made a Dual Shock version of that. I got both copies lol.

lol I know, I was wondering how hard it'd be for a programmer to convert a non-dualshock's game files into the dual shock format.