Pressure sensitivity for Wacom

One of the things I really love of LR is the painting of adjustments, but it lacks the pressure sensitivity with the Wacon pens, which would make it even more awesome, is there a chance to see that in this version? I think it will make a HUGE difference on what we can do with the program in terms of local adjustments, that are not even possible with PS since all that data of the RAW file gets lost once rasterized into Photoshop.
Thanks

Victor,
I thought it was there already in 3.6 and earlier. Wacom certainly claim that it is. What tablet are you using?
Hal

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