Reggie: No one would want Move when they have Wii

“O’Connor alert O’Connor alert!”

Sad thing is, I was just about to make a post defending something you said earlier in this thread. I’ll save my breath.

O’Connor I don’t need you to defend anything I say. I’m a veteran on this site and my word alone is bigger than anyone here whether I’m wrong or right.

“I’m a veteran on this site and my word alone is bigger than anyone here whether I’m wrong or right.”

Delusional, much?

I typed that knowing you would quote that troll

predictable, much?

Unoriginal, much?

now the back and forth between TEA and O’Connor actually doesnt bug me, it actually is a reason to come back to this place. The conversations between them are usually good reads.

No joke, Michael.

I’ve never liked a single SEGA pad.

Like I said about the Master System pad, one of the worst things about them, which the 360 D-pad is also guilty of, is that there is almost no clear distinction between the 8 directions.

I can’t tell you the amount of times I’ve been trying to walk forward with Sonic, only for him to crouch on the spot.

The main flaw with this type of D-pad, as remains the case today, is that they’re rubbish for fighting games. There used to be a time when I used to judge a controller on how accurate it was for doing a fireball, which is practically the basis of most special moves in Street Fighter. SEGA pads were too imprecise for me. The last thing you want to do is lose a fight because you were charging back, then pressed down forward instead of forward and end up doing a medium punch instead of a sonic boom!

Ninetndo’s pads, on the other hand, were excellent at this kind of stuff.

SEGA even tried to rip Nintendo’s D-pad off, like Sony has basically done, with the DC controller, but the last time I picked one up it didn’t feel anywhere near as robust, to say the least.

I never played with the Saturn Pad. Probably due to the amount of grief the Master System, Game Gear and MegaDrive had given me over the years…

O’Connor is no Psychotext, spider, so I don’t even bother to try as much.

But on the topic of controllers the new 360 pad is clearly a rip off of the dreamcast pad done slightly better. Like I said before I’m all up for a showdown with the best gamer on this site who matches my skills in COD4 and I’ll be more than happy to take on Reas…..I mean G1GA any day with his 360 pad against the king DS3.

lol.

Did the DC controller ever have a rumble pack add on?

uhh yah there is if you want High Def. duh..

I really liked MD, spent as much time playing it as I did on PS 1 & 2. didn’t like the gamepad though, Nintendo had a better one I thought. wasn’t comfortable to hold it, X/Y/Z buttons were too small, and the d-pad wasn’t accurate. I later even bought myself an unofficial one.

theevilaires said:

You think if G1GA beats me I’m going to be mad….hell no man. This is all just fun

And the first flinch goes to Tea.

that’s what he says….

seriously, hardcore titles on the Wii are having bad sales, why should developers keep making games for Wii when Move is the same and is in Next gen graphics to attract more users?

“And the first flinch goes to Tea. ”

you haven’t seen me and G1GA play side by side before on PS3 COD4 Reask. I had G1GA on the edge of his seat a couple of times. Our first F4A match I won. The next two games I won again. So I know I can hold my own against him with no problem.

He is known as this site COD fanatic but I can assure you there are better players than him here also….even me. Flinch??? ….no, I laugh at the chance to be face to face with him running around a virtual map trying to best him. Its an excitement I look forward to every time I play COD.

“seriously, hardcore titles on the Wii are having bad sales, why should developers keep making games for Wii when Move is the same and is in Next gen graphics to attract more users?”

Indeed. Move offers a great opportunity for us to see great titles that would have otherwise been sent to die on the Wii got some much deserved exposure on a core gaming console.

Games like Lost Winds, Okami, MadWorld.

I also hope to see the Move being used as an alternative control option in many new games (especially shooters) instead of simply seeing games that *require* it. I don’t know how easy the tech is to implement, but that sort of thing would go a long way towards getting the Move into the hands of the core gamers, and not just the casual audience.

Example: Stuff like the new Sam and Max would be great with the Move. Imagine that… a point and click there you actually point and click once again! *laughs*