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Originally posted by: Kairon
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Originally posted by: mantidor
oh please, you are only listening to Matt because he's agreeing with your opinion, this is the same guy that cried because lack of HD, and everyone here didn't mind at all flaming him to death.
Wait a second... if we're not upset... and Matt, our mortal enemy, isn't too concerned... who's left?
We'd be listening to him even if he disagreed, it's just that in that case we'd have to comment on any points he brought up. Since he brought up nothing concerning, it's not our job to discuss his opinions, its the job of those who see problems in them.
~Carmine M. Red
Kairon@aol.com
Still not quite sure why everyone hates Matt, like I said I don't agree with everything he says, but like Ian, he seems to think his opinion through and makes decent points. I'm definately not against being concerned or even having doubts about TPs controls, but it is when you have pretty much made up your mind it will detract from the game. With new means of controls you have to keep an open mind even if you have doubts, because at one time even the analog stick was doubted. Yeah TP wasn't made from the ground up for Wii, but it has had enough time in development to give the new controls potential (along with some new puzzles to take advantage of it that may not be found in the GC version).
In the way of illustrating why I think you should have an open mind, I will give my thoughts on some DS games (before and after they came out). The first one was Mario 64DS, I wasn't too thrilled with tad pad controls, but I was willing to give it a fair chance. When it was all said and done I ended up not liking it but at least I tried to keep an open mind until I played it with the touch screen (actually I vastly preferred the clunky pad controls, and did end up getting all the stars). On the flip side I had doubts about the touch pad controls from MPH, and guess what? I felt they really benefited the game after playing it. With Star Fox DS I thought the touch pad controls had potential, but now do not care much for them (that game could have benefited from an analog stick).