What is the better aiming device?

A mouse or the Wiimote?

I think the argument for FPSs being better on the PC because of mouse/keyboard combois soon going to be a thing of the past. I've been playing RE: 4 with the Wiimote and aiming with the Wiimote pointed at the screenis way easier thanusing a mouse (and leaps and bounds ahead of analog sticks). What is simpler than pointing directly at your target?

Granted it's on a system that isn't very capable of state-of-the-art shooters but hopefully Sony and MS will follow Nintendo's lead and create similiar devices for their systems.

A mouse is still more accurate, but the wiimote can be more fun. So I think its a tossup.

You can use the wiimote with some PC games too. :P

accurate: mouse

more immersive and real: Wiimote.

GunTruffle-Shuffle

good luck with replacing your screen after every single shot..

only to discover you're still at the start of the game.... :-P

the wii mote is far better. pc fan boys will say no but they have no proof. the wii mote is point and shoot. a mouse you drag on a table not as good. wii mote has rumble you can feel your shooting. wii mote has speaker so u can have sound come out of it. with the wii mote it does cool things. like in heros2 pump the shot gun by moving the nun chuk up and down.deadmeat59

Mouse is more accurate, Wii-mote gives you a faster response time. They balance each other out, with personal tastes dictating which the individual user is more comfortable with.SpaceMatt

QFT.

the thing I noticed about the Wiimote is that you are never really pointing the controller where the pointer is, your always pointing above or below depending on where the sensor bar is. So I'd say a mouse is.rockydog1111

same thing... you point at the top of the desk with your mouse....

the wii mote is far better. pc fan boys will say no but they have no proof. the wii mote is point and shoot. a mouse you drag on a table not as good. wii mote has rumble you can feel your shooting. wii mote has speaker so u can have sound come out of it. with the wii mote it does cool things. like in heros2 pump the shot gun by moving the nun chuk up and down.deadmeat59

it is not point and shoot, it is drag the reticle around the screen by moving the wii mote. if it were point and shoot you wouldnt need the reticle. i havnt played any games like that on the wii. if the wiimote were accurate enough they would just take out the reticle and have it be like arcade light guns where it is point and shoot. if you tried that on the wiimote you would miss half the time. i imagine that light gun style gameplay can be emulate, but some one needs to make a good game without a reticle for that.

the wii mote is far better. pc fan boys will say no but they have no proof. the wii mote is point and shoot. a mouse you drag on a table not as good. wii mote has rumble you can feel your shooting. wii mote has speaker so u can have sound come out of it. with the wii mote it does cool things. like in heros2 pump the shot gun by moving the nun chuk up and down.deadmeat59

The Wii-mote is also over sensitive and will start twitching when it's next to the end of the sensor bar.

[QUOTE="rockydog1111"]the thing I noticed about the Wiimote is that you are never really pointing the controller where the pointer is, your always pointing above or below depending on where the sensor bar is. So I'd say a mouse is.Always-Honest

same thing... you point at the top of the desk with your mouse....

But you're not looking at the mouse when you are aiming you're looking at the screen. With the Wiimote it can be more disorienting.

the mouse because it is WAY more accurate and alot of us have been practicing for 13 or 14 years