| iclim4 said: alright, my bad, its just this line "I'm going to enjoy this lol." on your other post kinda threw me off ive tried playing Counter-Strike on my tv with video out and it feels really hard and awkward. its much more comfortable with the screen right in front of your face. so even ps3 players with mouse and keyboards are in trouble.. i find the wii mote to be very easy to use, and i think the control set up can stand up to Mouse and Keyboard, though i only played Rayman and wii play for shooting, it is pretty accurate. |
The "I'm going to enjoy this" was more about the crying you are going to hear from people with dual analogs. However, if you can chose whether to play with other KB&M users or with other dual analogs then it should be at least slightly less destruction of PS3 owners. Yes, I completely agree that a person on a computer monitor has a large advantage over a person on a 42" TV (I have both). With the monitor you can get a much better view of the battle in front of you without having to use an peripheral vision.
I like my Wiimote, but I really don't think anything will ever be created that can top KB&M for shooters. I do think a lock-on free aiming system with the Wiimote could take down a Dual Analog user, but KB&M is really just perfect for shooters.
