[QUOTE="Cranler"][QUOTE="Michael0134567"]Lol, not enough buttons and the turning sucks. Thats why it failed on PS 3. Lol what? The biggest problem is using the motion to turn instead of having a turn stick. I played KZ 3 with move and you have to sit perfectly still, I made the mistake of moving in my chair while waiting to respawn and my character was spinning in circles upon respawn. Button layout makes it harder to access without changing grip postion. Its no more effective than a controller and worst of all its not as comfortable as m/kb and controller. This is why move failed on ps3.Call of Duty's way better with a Wii Remote and Nunchuk.
Michael0134567
So who will claim superiority now..
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MS didn't copy the dual shock, they copied the dreamcast controller but added an analog stick to the right hand side, Hence why the memory card slot and left analog for the xbox controller is in the same place as on the DC controllerdelta3074
WTF man in what damn part the DC controller hided its second analogue,wait wait was rumble build in on the DC controller,wait did the DC controller had 4 shoulder buttons.?
And a curve design.?
The DC did not had that design only a blind man would actually deny that the xbox 360 controller copy from the DS,the Duke controller on the first xbox was an open copy of the DC controller in many way,but also copy the DS,the more the controller were refine the more it look like a bigger DS with miss place analogue.
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[QUOTE="delta3074"]MS didn't copy the dual shock, they copied the dreamcast controller but added an analog stick to the right hand side, Hence why the memory card slot and left analog for the xbox controller is in the same place as on the DC controllertormentos
WTF man in what damn part the DC controller hided its second analogue,wait wait was rumble build in on the DC controller,wait did the DC controller had 4 shoulder buttons.?
And a curve design.?
The DC did not had that design only a blind man would actually deny that the xbox 360 controller copy from the DS,the Duke controller on the first xbox was an open copy of the DC controller in many way,but also copy the DS,the more the controller were refine the more it look like a bigger DS with miss place analogue.
and yet the xbox pad looks more like a dreamcast pad than a dual shock,strange that the only difference between the xbox pad aand the DC pad is the extra analog,lol
Whats worse than a forum full of topics on the wiiu? One thread on the wiiu with 50 different topics going on.CranlerAMEN!!
I think I missed your point, because I call that a win for the Wii U...PC VS WII U
NoodleFighter
[QUOTE="tormentos"][QUOTE="delta3074"]MS didn't copy the dual shock, they copied the dreamcast controller but added an analog stick to the right hand side, Hence why the memory card slot and left analog for the xbox controller is in the same place as on the DC controllerdelta3074
WTF man in what damn part the DC controller hided its second analogue,wait wait was rumble build in on the DC controller,wait did the DC controller had 4 shoulder buttons.?
And a curve design.?
The DC did not had that design only a blind man would actually deny that the xbox 360 controller copy from the DS,the Duke controller on the first xbox was an open copy of the DC controller in many way,but also copy the DS,the more the controller were refine the more it look like a bigger DS with miss place analogue.
and yet the xbox pad looks more like a dreamcast pad than a dual shock,strange that the only difference between the xbox pad aand the DC pad is the extra analog,lolThe dual shock started the two analog stick placement. So you need to thank Sony for that Mr Lem. All modern controllers except for the Wii copied the Dual Shock to some degree, which set the standard for controllers, including the Xbox.
[QUOTE="Harisemo"]
lol @ playing CoD without 360 controller
lundy86_4
Wii-U Pro controller.
The only big issue I have with the Wii U controller is that I will no longer be able to play FPS's using what I believe is refered to as the claw grip because the face buttons are below the right anolog stick.. The claw grip for those not aware is a grip where you keep your right thumb on the anolog stick at all times. You do this by bringing your right index-finger down to the face buttons so you can do things like press the jump, reload, melee buttons etc. without having to sacrifice your aiming by needing to move your thumb like you do for the standard grip. You then use your right middle finger on the trigger button.
Its a little awkward at first but once you get used to it its quite nice indeed. I guess for FPS's on the Wii U I will have to use the standard grip. Meh.
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[QUOTE="Harisemo"]
lol @ playing CoD without 360 controller
Harisemo
Wii-U Pro controller.
lol @ those stick positions
Holy crap it looks worse than a 360 controller, which really is saying something.
[QUOTE="Harisemo"]
[QUOTE="lundy86_4"]
Wii-U Pro controller.
lundy86_4
lol @ those stick positions
Sorry I proved you wrong. It's ok.
lol @ playing CoD with Nintendo online..........lolol
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