No Buttons, No Go.

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Damnyouall on 06 April 2010

I just made this statement in another thread, concerning systems like iPhone and Natal. Your opinion?

Be honest and answer as a gamer, not a fanboy.

EDIT:
Yes, this is about tactile feedback. This includes stuff like d-pads and analog sticks.

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Xbbjf9s on 06 April 2010

I need buttons, I know alot of people that have broken their touch phones by touching them to hard lol.

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SickleSigh on 06 April 2010

Agree, I just don't like motion controllers or touchscreens to play games at all. Gaming is a relaxing hobby for me after work not a work out. This will be my new gamer slogan and I will march the streets shouting no buttons, no go =p

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loadedstatement on 06 April 2010

You can't really say that the iPhone/iTouch/iPad doesn't have buttons. They don't have PHYSICAL buttons. But all of the games have touch sensitive buttons. Some have d-pads, even.

Natal is a different story.

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Alceste007 on 06 April 2010

It took me awhile to get use to my iphone, but it works fine without buttons. Natal could be even be much easier with the voice recognition software bundled with it.

I am not yet convinced on the need for a Ipad for myself yet. Having a device that is both a reader and netbook sounds nice, but I am not sure how much I would use it.