Will the New Nintendo Console Have FPS Controls Like a DS?

So I know the new Nintendo controller will have a touch screen on it. That makes me wonder if they'll set up the controls for a shooter like the DS, where the touch screen is your look/aim. This control scheme is awesome and second only to PC. Is there any word on if this is so?

Nope, got to wait untill E3.

Thats what I figured. Man I hope they do this. I've played my son's Black Ops on the ds and the controls are amazing. Very close to pc.

Dear lord I hope not

That control scheme is one of the worst ever and is one of the worst gimmicks this generation. You have some sort of awful tank like controls that you tap where you shoot.

If it's got a regular controller we'll have the two sticks and once again you'll be able to play FPS games on the Wii again

what if its uncomfratable since its a contrller and how you hold it o-o

Dear lord I hope not

That control scheme is one of the worst ever and is one of the worst gimmicks this generation. You have some sort of awful tank like controls that you tap where you shoot.

If it's got a regular controller we'll have the two sticks and once again you'll be able to play FPS games on the Wii again

Jaysonguy

Dear lord I hope not

That control scheme is one of the worst ever and is one of the worst gimmicks this generation. You have some sort of awful tank like controls that you tap where you shoot.

If it's got a regular controller we'll have the two sticks and once again you'll be able to play FPS games on the Wii again

Jaysonguy

Dear lord I hope not

That control scheme is one of the worst ever and is one of the worst gimmicks this generation. You have some sort of awful tank like controls that you tap where you shoot.

If it's got a regular controller we'll have the two sticks and once again you'll be able to play FPS games on the Wii again

Jaysonguy

Dear lord I hope not

That control scheme is one of the worst ever and is one of the worst gimmicks this generation. You have some sort of awful tank like controls that you tap where you shoot.

If it's got a regular controller we'll have the two sticks and once again you'll be able to play FPS games on the Wii again

Jaysonguy

idk who knows. wait untill e3 because nintendo did a good job not getting leak when e3 is a day away

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

Dear lord I hope not

That control scheme is one of the worst ever and is one of the worst gimmicks this generation. You have some sort of awful tank like controls that you tap where you shoot.

If it's got a regular controller we'll have the two sticks and once again you'll be able to play FPS games on the Wii again

ThePlothole

Couldn't agree more. Playing Fps games on Wii was awesome and innovative.

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

Dear lord I hope not

That control scheme is one of the worst ever and is one of the worst gimmicks this generation. You have some sort of awful tank like controls that you tap where you shoot.

If it's got a regular controller we'll have the two sticks and once again you'll be able to play FPS games on the Wii again

ThePlothole

From a mouse I agree, from the Wiimote I disagree 100%

The tech just isn't good enough to beat out dual sticks right now and maybe next gen we'll have that kind of accuracy but there's a reason arcadey games like Bond do well on the Wii.

Touch screen is just a disaster, no matter what style I've tried it's been pure fail

From a mouse I agree, from the Wiimote I disagree 100%

The tech just isn't good enough to beat out dual sticks right now and maybe next gen we'll have that kind of accuracy but there's a reason arcadey games like Bond do well on the Wii.

Touch screen is just a disaster, no matter what style I've tried it's been pure fail

Jaysonguy

Well for me the pointer is already way more accurate than any analog stick. Even the Dreamcast controller's analog stick (this is still by far the best I've ever used). And it just feels more natural too.

I liked the dual analog stick the most. I really dont like the motion one because when I play a shooting game I dont wana move a lot :/

Then again i only gave it one chance and should give it another try

I liked the dual analog stick the most. I really dont like the motion one because when I play a shooting game I dont wana move a lot :/

Then again i only gave it one chance and should give it another try

iAmAbel

Dear lord I hope not

That control scheme is one of the worst ever and is one of the worst gimmicks this generation. You have some sort of awful tank like controls that you tap where you shoot.

If it's got a regular controller we'll have the two sticks and once again you'll be able to play FPS games on the Wii again

Jaysonguy

Hmm wont it still have the same control scheme as the current Wii? Even with the touch screen i doubt they'd abandon motion control..I'd assume its still motion control,but maybe improved :D

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

Dear lord I hope not

That control scheme is one of the worst ever and is one of the worst gimmicks this generation. You have some sort of awful tank like controls that you tap where you shoot.

If it's got a regular controller we'll have the two sticks and once again you'll be able to play FPS games on the Wii again

22Toothpicks

A stylus and touchscreen is just like a mouse, but more accurate. It's like replacing that mouse pointer on your computer screen for a pen. You can accurately slide a pen to points on the screen betterthan you can do with a mouse. And it's generally known that the mouse is better than the joystick, so that meansthe stylus is better than the joystick as well. But infrared or on-screen pointing beats all three control types. It's like using a real gun.

Think of it like this. If you were going to a real war, would you rather rely on joysticks, a mouse, a touchscreen or a real arm to aim your gun? I don't wanna die so I'm gonna chose the most natural, accurate and consistent way of doing it.

Dual analogs are great, auto aim or not. If a PC game lets me, I will generally use my USB controller instead of mouse and keyboard.I don't know why, I like other genres of games without the analog set up, but I can't stand the mouse for shooting. It might be because I don't have a gaming mouse or anything, but I just hate the limited movement of having to keep dragging and then moving the mouse back and then dragging again to aim. That being said, the PC is one of my preferred systems, even though it is about on par with a work computer. I prefer Ninty systems for their first party games, but with most things I like the PC.

I should also note I do not play games like Call of Duty that have auto aim. In third person shooters that have the option, like Red Dead Redemption, I turn auto aim off.

Kinda, but not really, if the leaked pics of the remote are to be believed, the remote will have two anolog sticks. There is your answer right there. If anything, the touch screen will be used to select weapons, or just to clean up the hud and keep all pause and select menus on the touch screen and off the big screen.

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

Dear lord I hope not

That control scheme is one of the worst ever and is one of the worst gimmicks this generation. You have some sort of awful tank like controls that you tap where you shoot.

If it's got a regular controller we'll have the two sticks and once again you'll be able to play FPS games on the Wii again

ThePlothole

All I know is if FPSs aren't IR pointer on the Wii 2, I'm not buying the console.psychobrew