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« on: January 14, 2005, 03:17:39 PM »
I thought the Metroid Prime Hunters demo was pretty cool. I had alot of fun tinkering with it and it definitely whet my appetite for the full game.
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TalkBack / RE:Editorial: Free NOA!
« on: January 14, 2005, 01:01:55 PM »Quote
Originally posted by: Artimus
I love this editorial but I can't help but feel if this had been on IGN and not PGC there would've been a "IGN Bashes Nintendo AGAIN" thread in the Gamecube forum.
Heh heh... yeah, I agree. I was thinking the same thing. Even if it was posted on another site, I wouldn't find it anti-Nintendo at all. It was a good editorial all-around and I agree with it 100%.
As far as controller issues go, it's all about balancing comfort with practicality and versitility. I think the PS2 controller tends to be more popular because of it's practical/versatile design (which is pretty much a beefed up SNES controller) with a somewhat comfortable fit. Nintendo has always made the most comfortable controllers handsdown, (save for the NES, hehe); but as of late, it seems they are sacrificing versitility for comfort. The GCN is a dream to hold, but a nightmare to play some games- namely fighting games or games that rely heavily on the d-pad. The PS2 on the otherhand, might not be as comfortable or intuitive with some games, but it RARELY hinders gameplay. I really don't think it has much to do with the PlayStation being more popular in the N64 era...
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