(08-17-2012 03:57 AM)Hexadecimal Wrote: I hate the Wii controller. I hate it so much. I just want to push some buttons and think that the fact I'm leaning to the side will help turn a tight corner and avoid my death; not wave a controller around when I'm tired from working. At least with the old Wii attacking is very frustrating in Okami due to how precise you have to be. My Wii is basically a paper weight.
Same here. The only Wii games I really enjoyed were the ones that either didn't use, or used very little the motion control function. My favorite Wii game, in particular, being Super Paper Mario (which you held the controller sideways, like a classic controller). But alas, my Wii is now collecting dust above my living room TV.
Quote:As for the DS, once I got a screen protector I really like the touch screen mechanic. I have yet to play a game where the touch controls are off so it's tons of fun to play a game like Ouendan or Okami where the touch screen plays a huge role. As for 3D, I think I need to get used to it. So far I've been switching it to 2D since you really have to keep you eyes in the right area or you'll end up having skewed vision and miss your target.
I think the general consensus is that most people just turn the 3D off. And I don't blame them. I don't like it on there. Although I don't own a 3DS (will be buying one in November for Paper Mario: Sticker Star).
Quote:This is just from my experiences. I can see how some people could have fun with motion controls and such. It's just if I want to move around while playing I'll set up DDR; it's actually how I get exercise during the harsh Minnesota winters.
Yeah, I feel ya. I don't mind motion control if it's done well, but I don't want to play a game with motion controls, that's perfectly fine using a regular controller, just for the sake of motion controls.
