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p.s. Wandering, just give it up all ready, Little Ceasars Sux, its for those that can't afford a much better alternative
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Bill's such a strategic genius.
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Originally posted by: MaryJane
off topic but i'm yet to watch a horror movie i liked that didn't have excessive gore, and i guess the same could be said for survival horror games.
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Originally posted by: Michael8983
Critics say violent games make kids violent already. Having the games now require kids to make physically violent gestures is just going to make this scrutiny that much worse. And the fact that a traditionally kid friendly company is the one behind it just adds fuel to the fire.
What happens when some dumb kid bashes his sister over the head with the Rev-mote after spending hours upon hours of building up a psychotic rage killing Moblins?
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An analog stick has more sensitivity than a d-pad. But in situations where you just want left, right, up & down without paying attention to that sensitivity a d-pad is better because it's just simple on and off. There's no room of error for the game to interpret things incorrectly because you thought you were doing one thing and actually were a little off. I think that sort of thing would be worse with the remote. In a situation where how you move the remote is exactly how the character responds then the sensitivity will be welcome. But if you don't want that level of sensitivity then it's going to be more imprecise because there's a higher chance of things being misinterpretted.
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I'll admit they're not exactly the same. But I would still consider designing a controller in a certain shape to appeal goes against the basic rules of controller design. A controller is a tool and it should be designed as such. I don't think how a controller looks should ever be part of the controller design process. It should all be about button placement and ergonomics and stuff like that.
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KN's was actually one of my last guesses for the ninja-pirate. I figured it would have been someone who at least played the last round. Oh well. KN - you're going down in the next game.
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It's Emperor Palpatine, not Skeletor!
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Why must Kirby make the Funhouse a funhouse of lies?
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I prefer Wild Cherry Pepsi. There's just something about the can design and the words "Wild Cherry" that makes me push the button on the soda machine.
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I see a lot of potential in the remote but not as a standard controller. I see it like a lightgun in that it's appropriate for some titles but, due to the lack of buttons and the sheer annoyance it would be to wave something around for multiple hours at a time, not for all. In some cases having something respond exactly as your movement will be really cool. But in any situation where a button press would do a button press would be better due to the precision of digital buttons and the less physical effort required. You have to admit that merely assigning gestures to replace buttons would be pretty lame. In order for the remote to be a new standard as is that's going to happen. Hell Nintendo even had that in their demo video in a shot where a girl was playing Mario and bouncing the controller up to jump.
