Motion controls have become my natural gameplay type.

My friend recently got Bioshock for his 360. The game got a lot of praise from the gaming community, so I thought I'd try it out. One thing that really bugged me was the fact that you used two control pads to navigate. I told my friend "wouldn't a motion pointer make navigation and searcing a heck of alot easier?", and he agreed with me.I've been playing Wii so much the past few years that Iguess I must be leaving tradtional controls in the dust. They don't feel as natural to me anymore.

Me too. Dual analog feels really uncomfortable now. I played dead space finally and was really annoyed with how tank like everything was. Aiming was rally tough.

Same here Dual analogs feel so clunky and uncomfortable for FPS games for me.

i NEVER played an fps for 10 years because of the controls.. until now with the wii.

Having played only on the Wii since the beginning of this year, I have gotten used to the Wiimote. I went back to playing my PS2 last week and man, holding a regular controller was foreign to me. It felt weird.

Dual analogue in FPS is dead for me, the kind of control you get in Prime Trilogy > even PC, it's way more fun, tight and intense. But yeah that has more to do with mechanics in Prime more than controls, but still!

i have been saying this since i picked up a Wii in 2007.

Wii controls > Analogue > Mouse and kbrd. IMO

not just for FPS, but also for 3rd person shooters, sports games and most action games.

I played some FPS on the HD consoles recently, and man i just cannot get used to that controls. it ruined the whole experience for me.

I like both styles but motion controls are my favorite

I feel the same way. I truly agree that the Wii's controls were just meant to be for FPS's. If I ever try to play an FPS on any other system, I just don't like it anymore. On the Wii, it is so much easier, and much more natural.

Yeah, even simple games with minimal motion controller use feel better on Wii, such as Rampage: Total Destruction and TMNT (I've also played them on PS2). Basically, the only games I don't use motion controls for are fighting and racing games, as a lot of it depends on precision. The WiiWheel never was my thing.

But especially shooters just feel primitive without Wii controls. I simply loved Metroid Prime Trilogy and The Conduit, although the latter was a mediocre game saved by perfect controls. Platformers also feel a lot more fluent and better overall.

I have to agree, motion controls on the wii are comfortable for me too. I guess I'm getting used to it.

I guess I'm the minority here because I prefer Dual Analog sticks over the Wii remote + Nunchuck. I've had the Wii longer than my 360 and I can't bring myself to liking the motion controls. I really wish the option to use a classic or GC controller was available for all the games.

Only type of games I like the Wii remote for are for the Resident Evil Umbrella Chronicles and DarkChronicles