If nothing else, I hope they follow the Steam controller's lead of putting the secondary triggers on the rear of the grips rather than trying to shove a second set of trigger buttons up on the shoulders. This has been a literal pain point with mainstream controllers for years, which I have never been able to hold comfortably while maintaining a finger on each of the four trigger buttons.
I've never played a game which required both triggers on the same side to be simultaneously pressed - they're designed to be used with a finger on the primary trigger which can be moved to the secondary one when needed.
That's because the game adapted themselves to the controllers. Moving that pesky secondary trigger will open up new possibilities, and games will likely take advantage of that.
SSX Tricky does require this for certain tricks and I'm pretty sure others in the series do also.