Post by Hell Bent For Karate Mullets on Sept 16, 2005 10:00:41 GMT -5
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What concerns me most about this is the fact that this controller is going to need a lot of finese to move your guy around the screen. So what are they going to do about the rapid fire games like Ikaruga? You can't be wailing on the controller and expect to have complete control of where your ship is going at the same time.
And did I miss something or will this only be coming with two buttons? I mean, wasn't Soul Caliber II and Super Smash Bros. Melee two of Gamecube's better selling games?
I understand that they're trying to come up with some new revolutionary invention, and while the technology involved is pretty cool and carries with it a lot of potential, I really think Nintendo just needs to stick to what works.
NES Controller: Awkward compared to the joysticks I was already used to, but a decent design.
SNES Controller: Awesome.
N64 Controller: Too much flash, too complex, utterly retarded.
Gamecube: Not bad, but they're obviously interested in style.
Revolution: "Hey, let's get the guys that designed the CD-i controllers to come help us with this thing!"
What concerns me most about this is the fact that this controller is going to need a lot of finese to move your guy around the screen. So what are they going to do about the rapid fire games like Ikaruga? You can't be wailing on the controller and expect to have complete control of where your ship is going at the same time.
And did I miss something or will this only be coming with two buttons? I mean, wasn't Soul Caliber II and Super Smash Bros. Melee two of Gamecube's better selling games?
I understand that they're trying to come up with some new revolutionary invention, and while the technology involved is pretty cool and carries with it a lot of potential, I really think Nintendo just needs to stick to what works.
NES Controller: Awkward compared to the joysticks I was already used to, but a decent design.
SNES Controller: Awesome.
N64 Controller: Too much flash, too complex, utterly retarded.
Gamecube: Not bad, but they're obviously interested in style.
Revolution: "Hey, let's get the guys that designed the CD-i controllers to come help us with this thing!"
