Insomniac's Brian Hastings speaks out on the PS3

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Kwaad said: I like the gun on the NES better than the wii-mote pointer. Too much lag. I hate the lack of a 2nd analog stick. Tilting a controller to turn is not more realistic, pointing your gun off to the side to turn, is not more realistic. It is just another way to do something fake. I see it like that. I personally perfer the responce time on a joystick. I've never been a fond keyboard/mouse person, I play games with joysticks if I can. Speaking of realism. Flight games on the wii are amazing... The realisim. Tilt the controller just like the plane would tilt... wait. Why arent we useing a joystick? I know, The Wii is beyond realism.

i dont know what wii your playing, but mine has 0 lag when moving the pointer on the screen. i bet your problem is your just not used to it. once you get used to it, geting the pointer on the screen is very easy. the lack of a second analog stick isnt a big deal to me, but thats just it though, the classic controller has a second analog stick. so if the game needs it and its the type of game the wiimote wont be factored into, they got it. i dont like playing games on a computer either, but simply because gamming on computers is for scrubs to me (no offense to those of you who game on computers, thats just my opinion, i mean no offense to you). i like having a console more less dedicated to gaming, none of that other crap. tilting the controller is more real though. i really like it and most all will agree. analog stick just doesnt compare for me anymore. even if it isnt technically more real (which i think it is) its still a different new expirience, and alot of fun to most. it doenst make the game any less of a gamers game, but it does give it an appeal to others. fun for the whole family. (as gay as that slogan is) and how is using the controller not more realistic than an analog stick? seriously, think about it. planes use type of steering wheel, its not a joy stick. pulling back to go up, forward-down, then tilt left and right, thats much more realistic and, agian, different expirience, than a boring analoge stick that can move in about a half inch radius.