Sony: Core gamers will prefer to use Move over normal controls

not me. Though its a nice alternitive.

That's a fat load of crap and they know it. I have never meant a core gamer who prefers motion controlls over analog controlls.

What a load of rubbish.

I disagree.

^Grade A discussion addition right there.

I "think" I'm considered a core gamer, and I prefer motion controls :)

As I always say,´tis the future of console gaming. ;)

For some games yes, for some well...depends lol. The Wiimote and nunchuck works just fine with most any games, even IF you are not using motion. And to be honest I kind of like having two seperate pieces so my arms don't need to be connected. So in that sense yeah it can really work for virtually any game.

As I always say,´tis the future of console gaming. ;)

Arach666

'tis a pretty awesome future imo. :)

Imagine FPS games without aim assist! Or RTS games that aren't incredibly gimped! And c'mon!!! RE4 on the Wii >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> RE4 on the Gamecube and PS2 (there's no denying this if you've played all the versions).

Wrong. Tried playing Modern Combat with Move... ugh.

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As I always say,´tis the future of console gaming. ;)

Raymundo_Manuel

'tis a pretty awesome future imo. :)

Imagine FPS games without aim assist! Or RTS games that aren't incredibly gimped! And c'mon!!! RE4 on the Wii >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> RE4 on the Gamecube and PS2 (there's no denying this if you've played all the versions).

This is what I mean. These games are great examples of dual analog being archaic, but many people will deny it. Of course if you are like Eurocom you will make Goldeneye Wii have lock on aim down sight for the wiimote (and other controls too I think) which is really dumb. I mean its in multiplayer! How is that fun? The Wiimote made Metroid Prime way better by being so accurate they didnt need the lock on anymore. Dual Analog are good for some things, but the Move and Wiimote can do the SAME things if the controllers are designed well, without using motion as well. SO they really just offer more possobility. The problem is the devs that make gimmicks out of it.

Yeah..............no

If I did buy MOVE it will be for Echochrome 2, Tumble, Beat sketcher and No more heroes paradise (Though I did play it on Wi).

nobody seems to prefer move:P

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As I always say,´tis the future of console gaming. ;)

Raymundo_Manuel

'tis a pretty awesome future imo. :)

Imagine FPS games without aim assist! Or RTS games that aren't incredibly gimped! And c'mon!!! RE4 on the Wii >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> RE4 on the Gamecube and PS2 (there's no denying this if you've played all the versions).

If anything, you'd need more aim assist. No console maker has a motion controller accurate enough to work on it's own. And RTSs would still be gimped. Hotkeys play a huge part in them and these controllers don't have enough buttons.

I thought core gamers thought that waggling looked ridiculous.

If the move or stuff that is trying to make games real becomes the norm it kills all my interset in gaming. I mean i might as well play airsoft or paintball. Not a game

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As I always say,´tis the future of console gaming. ;)

Phoenix534

'tis a pretty awesome future imo. :)

Imagine FPS games without aim assist! Or RTS games that aren't incredibly gimped! And c'mon!!! RE4 on the Wii >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> RE4 on the Gamecube and PS2 (there's no denying this if you've played all the versions).

If anything, you'd need more aim assist. No console maker has a motion controller accurate enough to work on it's own. And RTSs would still be gimped. Hotkeys play a huge part in them and these controllers don't have enough buttons.

Have you played Metroid Prime 3 (or 1 and 2 on the trilogy disc)? Or even RE4 Wii edition and if I recall MoH: Heroes was pretty good too. The controls are way better than dual analogand far more accurate. That said if the dev makes the game really well with dual analog it can be pretty decent. To me Killzone 2 is awful for controls and uncharted 2 is great.

Hah, yea, my ass.

I used to own a Wii, and it's controller was pretty damn comfortable, I expect the same with the Move, but I don't need it yet, maybe when it gets some more good exclusive games. But I'll probably never prefer it over DS3.

If that were true, COD would sell best on the Wii. Although, I do really enjoy them on the Wii. The motion aiming is challenging.cainetao11

It depends on the genre or game.

I used to own a Wii, and it's controller was pretty damn comfortable, I expect the same with the Move, but I don't need it yet, maybe when it gets some more good exclusive games. But I'll probably never prefer it over DS3.

FIipMode

Exactly, the Wiimote and nunchuck is actually super comfertable, they just need to be a TAD smarter with a button layout, but its not a big deal. Even if it isnt using motion its comfy as it is.

[QUOTE="cainetao11"]If that were true, COD would sell best on the Wii. Although, I do really enjoy them on the Wii. The motion aiming is challenging.AmayaPapaya

It depends on the genre or game.

Who has taught you these lies?

Move was good with Heavy Rain, but that's probably because the player isn't required to interact with it as much as other games like Killzone and God of War. Move will never overtake the Dual Shock in popularity.

▲ I played MOVE today at best buy. It was terrible. Even the Wiimote was better. I played that archery game, wasn't fun at all. Infact, after I just walked right over to the Wii kiosk and played donkey kong. ▲

And c'mon!!! RE4 on the Wii >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> RE4 on the Gamecube and PS2 (there's no denying this if you've played all the versions).Raymundo_Manuel

[QUOTE="Raymundo_Manuel"] And c'mon!!! RE4 on the Wii >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> RE4 on the Gamecube and PS2 (there's no denying this if you've played all the versions).millerlight89

Haha exactly, cause its so darn good :P. They needed to build it from the ground up for the control scheme.

I do not concur.

Has Sony lost their minds again. I'm gonna laugh if they made PS4 move only because of this.

Depends on the game and how well it is implemented. I know everyone likes to **** and moan about motion controls, but there are times when it is the best option. Just as there some titles best suited for a gamepad and some titles best suited for m/kb, there are also titles that work very well with motion controls.

Well this "core gamer" does actually [generally] prefer motion controls over a gamepad. Though I have yet to shell out for a PSMove.

[QUOTE="Raymundo_Manuel"] And c'mon!!! RE4 on the Wii >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> RE4 on the Gamecube and PS2 (there's no denying this if you've played all the versions).millerlight89

That's only because it's easier to aim with the pointer than it was with an analog stick. Plug in a CC or gamecube controller and you'll get the same "difficulty level" as other incarnations.

what a load of rubbish core gamers hate waggle,loldelta3074

[QUOTE="delta3074"]what a load of rubbish core gamers hate waggle,lolSw33tChilLi

I wonder anyone saying 'hell naw' have even played an fps with move??? I haven't, but I'd like to try atleast...Sw33tChilLi

I've played FPS with Move and I own a Move and Nav.

I thought Modern Combat: Domination would be cool due to the Move inclusion, but the way Move works in that game is terrible. Not sure if it calibrates poorly or the settings they have are too ridiculous, but it doesn't work well. MAG on the other hand works great with the Move. Sure, I'm not great with it yet, but that's more a flaw of my unfamiliarity with a new control scheme rather than the control scheme being bad. Getting off quick, accurate grenade tosses and zeroing in on moving targets is a breeze compared to dual analog. I'm not gonna claim it's better or equal to KB/M, but when it works it feels like the missing link between DA and Mouse.

If Killzone 3 controls anything like MAG with Move then I'll definitely be down for using it. Same goes for SOCOM 4, but I know that will most likely control like MAG (both developed by Zipper).

Anybody trying it out for 5 minutes then saying, "It sucks" needs to take a little more time with it. It's a control scheme and regardless of having the same buttons the DS3 has you're still going to have to familiarize yourself with the feel of the controls until it becomes second nature.

[QUOTE="Sw33tChilLi"][QUOTE="delta3074"]what a load of rubbish core gamers hate waggle,loldelta3074

Sony's trollin