[QUOTE="GoldenGlove"][QUOTE="007Assassin"]

[QUOTE="GoldenGlove"]Haze >>> Wii's 07 lineup yes including MP3007Assassin

Keep dreaming

4 Player Co-op on and offline, amazing graphics. Two things that CAN'T be brought to you on Wii.

As the old Xbox commercials would say... "It's good to play together". Have fun on WiiFit though.

EAD > Free radical

Retro studios > Free radical

you fail twice, I'll put my money on the people who made games like Mario 64, Zelda OOT, Metroid Prime, over the guys who made Time splitters.

Yeah, but Haze >>> Nintendo's 07 lineup

Now were gonna bash Miyamoto because he is anti-drugs? :roll:web966

Well if you think about it all games pretty much have used a subliminal way to implement drug usage in games. I mean whenever a virtua character gets super strong or regains energy by picking up a "potion" can be a representation of drug usage...

And Mario loves Shrooms, he's a drug addict.

[QUOTE="GoldenGlove"]Haze >>> Wii's 07 lineup yes including MP3007Assassin

Keep dreaming

4 Player Co-op on and offline, amazing graphics. Two things that CAN'T be brought to you on Wii.

As the old Xbox commercials would say... "It's good to play together". Have fun on WiiFit though.

How would they add another control scheme in three weeks? Even if they were able to wouldn't there be a tons of bugs?Lemmywinks_360

OMG, are you stupid? I'm pretty sure that they created an analog control scheme for this game as well as the motion sensing control scheme. They probably opted for the motion sensing one to show off PS3 tech basically. I'm pretty sure they thought this out plenty of times behind closed doors.

[QUOTE="GoldenGlove"]They prolly had another control scheme ready as an emergency situation like this. They prolly said that if it got backlash from the Sixaxis controls that they would push it back to put in analog control in it. That's my guess on what happened. rykaziel

But why wouldn't you just have an option for analog control in the first place? Seems like a no brainer to me. I'd rather just use the sticks than be tilting everywhich way trying to control those infernal dragons.

Because maybe they wanted to MAKE people use the Sixaxis. I think that they really felt comfortable with the controls. I mean it's kind of crazy to think that they are really that bad when the game was made around them. They wanted to make the game stand out to the point where you could only play it on PS3. But after all the flack it's taken they are forced to go back to a more common control scheme.

I guess if it's not on Wii people call motion sensing on PS3 weird. I really don't think EGM or whoever else who slammed the game gave it a fair chance based on the controls because they just weren't used to it and never played a game that controlled that way. Even the Gamepro review said the the controls were accurate just a bit tiring to do for the duration of the game.

It has to be leaderboards because how are they going to add an entire new controls scheme in three weeks?Lemmywinks_360

I asked myself the same question. But my guess is that they developed two control schemes reguardless. They tried to really be the trend setter for the motion sensing controls but after a lil backlash from a major magazine they prolly thought it best to go back and just add analog control. You have to remember that a lot of planning goes into projects like this. I'm sure that's what's going on.

And for the people believeing that it's only for the online features need to realize that Factor 5 isn't going to come out and say, "We're delaying it because reviewers said the controls suck".

This is great advice. My little brother works at Target and they just opened up a new store and he said that they sold out of the Wii the first day.

Til this day I haven't ever seen a Wii on the shelves.