Just finished Zoness atm. Like the game so far, except for the walker gameplay, which I don't quite understand how it work yet.

Does it get you worked up?

Does it get under your skin?

Does just the thought of me reiterating how much of a disasterpiece Skyward Sword is, against all opposition, get you mad?

Good.

Star Fox Zero's controls are not broken. They are just bad, and worse, they are arbitrarily taking place of a control scheme that is functionally superior in every conceivable way while also being simpler. Like Skyward Sword.

Oh yeah. I did NOT like motion controls in Splatoon at all. Then I played a little more and loved them. When I switched back to analog controls they felt unresponsive and awkward. 

@OP: I'm having a blast with Zero and Guard. But I get that the control scheme could be a turn off for some fans. It's too bad, because I think there's a great game there and GamePad integration only makes it more fun and immersive - which is ultimately what I want from a game. But, hey, I get it. Some critics and consumers rejected Skyward Sword because of motion controls. A lot of gamers pooh-poohed Donkey Kong Country Returns for the same reason. I even remember a user here who couldn't get past Metroid Prime's lack of dual analog so he never finished it. It's tough to make everyone happy all of the time.

To everyone whose below 30 (this includes reviewers):

This is an arcade game. Arcade games are meant to be challenging, they are meant to be short and to play through several times, becoming more skillful each time. Starfox is basically a 3D-Shot'em Up (but most of you probably don't know what it is as you are too young).

Nintendo openly said you need a few hours to get used to the Gamepad control and they think it's good that you have to learn it as it motivates you to get better and better, the main motivation and fun of every arcade game.

I don't get it, nowadays, people basically only want playable "Let's Plays" because they shy away from challenges and because they have no time as there are so many supposedly good games they have to play. Back in the days there weren't that many great games coming out on a regular basis. We had to play the few good ones to the death, making us very skillful gamers. Where's that spirit gone?

My tip: Don't buy every game that got hyped or having high ratings. Instead, play through games you love a 2nd or 3rd time and don't think you will miss on something.

You guys are breaking my heart. I was buying this game today. Now, I'm not.

Mmmm, Vanquish...

Think for yourself pal, there are a lot of negative people around here these days.

I played a little bit of it, and... man, I'm going to need to adjust to the controls. It's really difficult managing 2 screens at once. Makes me feel like a chump at this series. Aside from the controls, this new game really feels new and fresh. So far only the beginning seems a little similar to SF64. The rest has been new and fresh. It feels like an entirely new game. I really want to master the controls and see all that this game has to offer.

So yeah.. I like the game! Thumbs up!

i dont understand the hate. i freaking LOVE this game. it takes about an hour to get used to the control, but the new control have created lots of possibility