What do you use to control Spyro?

For me, it's the D-Pad. I find that the Analog on PS is a bit too sensitive (the actual stick itself, not the games, they can't help the sensitivity :P) and in places with lots of chasms and whatnot, I find it much less hassle to use the D-Pad. It doesn't respond too quickly to your every move, but because of this, you don't go shooting off the cliff and so on.

That's my opinion anyway. What do you use?

It's weird for me, although I voted for analog.

I use the D-Pad for racing games, and for any fighting games like Tekken, but any other games like Spyro I always use the Analog stick. :? LOLZ!

It's weird for me, although I voted for analog.

I use the D-Pad for racing games, and for any fighting games like Tekken, but any other games like Spyro I always use the Analog stick. :? LOLZ!SOADjoe19

That's basically the opposite to me! :P I always use Analog on racing games because you need that little more control for those kinda games. Though the GameCube Analog is kinda good so I use that for most things lol (cuz I have ETD and AHT on the GC :P)

Analog sticks every time, all the time for me. :)

Just about every game i play, i have to use the analog sticks or else i get totally screwed up when i go back to playing games with the joysticks. :lol:

Yeah, I think I started using the analog stick on the PS2 paddle whenI first played Midnight Club 3 and used the analog stick to drive the cars.
From then on, I used it. Although it seems I'm so conditioned in using the D-pad to drive on GT that I seriously suck at driving with the analog stick, where I'm flawless with the D-pad.... -damn you fingers!!!-

It's hard to vote in this poll, because there's no option for both... :?

I alternate between the Analog and D-Pad, especially for games which have both open during gameplay. One game I did this the most was the Resident Evil: Outbreak games. I switched whenever a certain camera angle appeared.

It's too bad most games force players to use the Analog stick, but I don't mind. I'm quick to adapt.

It's too bad most games force players to use the Analog stick, but I don't mind. I'm quick to adapt._Drago_

I used to NEVER use an analog stick. Now i'm used to it, and i use it quite a lot.bd0g5

I think its because a lot of the older games required you to use the d-pad, or using the analog sticks was very hard and glitchy. Now that enough time has past for game makers to figure out how to fully use the 2 joysticks, it makes gameplay a whole lot better.

I played the Crash Of The Titans demo on 360. I'm not too sure about it really. I think, just like Rayman, they're making high-difficulty a tradition. :|Iceferno

O-yea, i love playing that demo! I especially like how you can co-op with 2 people in the demo. Gives my friends and i somthing new to do.

I played the Crash Of The Titans demo on 360. I'm not too sure about it really. I think, just like Rayman, they're making high-difficulty a tradition. :|Iceferno

Are you saying it was hard?

I played Crash of the Titans, and it was a easy. I didn't have any problems with it. Of course, this was on the PSP...

I think someone I know has the PS2 version. Maybe I could try playing that one.

O-yea, i love playing that demo! I especially like how you can co-op with 2 people in the demo. Gives my friends and i somthing new to do.sputnick2006

I'd probably take advantage of that feature if I had any friends in my country. Cuz, in reality, all my friends are elsewhere. I suppose DistantJ is one of my few UK friends but I just know him on the net too. What's even more annoying is when my mother was socalled "depressed" today, she decided to drag me down too saying I don't have a chance in America etc. I wanna move there so badly though! I hate this small island filled with a bunch of miserable gits. A quote from Peep Show comes to mind (but I'm not sure I can say it on here)..

Are you saying it was hard?

I played Crash of the Titans, and it was a easy. I didn't have any problems with it. Of course, this was on the PSP...

I think someone I know has the PS2 version. Maybe I could try playing that one._Drago_

Ah, there's a PSP one? Makes sense. I think it's come out for all the systems around at the moment, bar the DS. Anyways, I'll try giving it another go sometime. I always seem to misunderstand something on the first play.

Yeah, gotta save your cash, eh? ;) Did you preorder? I think some of you lot did, I dunno if you were included in that minority or not, Joe?Iceferno

All your sentences are questions. :lol:

Anyway, he was the first one out of all of us to pre-order Dawn of the Dragon way back in May (correct me if I'm wrong, Joe).

Lol I know they're all questions, but really they're all one question. Did Joe Preorder :P

Anyway, he was the first one out of all of us to pre-order Dawn of the Dragon way back in May (correct me if I'm wrong, Joe)._Drago_

So, we still need confirmation. Y'see? ;)

To Alec:
Well a preorder is never a set price. It is merely a down payment on a game that you make in advance to pay less at the time when you buy it and to also reserve a copy for yourself. So for instance, if a game is $30, and you put a pre-order in for $10, then when you finally go buy the game, you only pay the remaining $20......

To Brandon:
For the PS3, 360 and Wii, the game will be $49.99.
For the PS2, $39.99
For the Nintendo DS, $29.99

Click here for source

To Brandon:
For the PS3, 360 and Wii, the game will be $49.99.
For the PS2, $39.99
For the Nintendo DS, $29.99

Click here for source

SOADjoe19

GameStop link........

But, don't worry. Those prices are good. I checked. ;)