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Carl on 28 July 2009
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ZenfoldorVGI said:
Carl2291 said:
ZenfoldorVGI said:
Carl2291 said:
It is fair on a fighter like this.

Anyway, i can see why they gave the PS3 version a better score.

A good D-Pad in fighter games is necessary, unless of course you have the arcade stick.

Well, you can use a PS2 controller on the Xbox 360, fyi. I am right now. Basing a games review on one of multiplat controller options, just because it is the most commonly used, is dumber than a brick full of shits.

So, because the Xbox 360 version of the game, was reviewed with the Xbox 360 standard controller... its a shit review?

Only if you deduct points, as well as fail to mention the alternatives, when comparing a game to a competitor, all the while praising the competitors controller, despite the fact, that you can use said controller on the Xbox 360 as well.

It's like me reviewing World of Warcraft, and complaining that there aren't enough buttons on my mouse. The game obviously requires more buttons, and thus, I take points off, because my standard 3 button PC mouse isn't the best controller option.

http://www.joystiq.com/2006/12/19/ps2-controller-on-xbox-360-keyboard-n-mouse-too/

Or if they don't like that, why not use a...I dunno...fighting game controller.

Should they take points off Twilight Princess because I didn't want to use my Gamecube controller, and was forced to waggle?

...well Carl?

Why should he go into alternatives?

The majority of people who download the game will either use the DS3 on PS3 or the 360 standard controler, on 360.

If you need to use a completely different controler to enjoy the game as much as the other version... it warrants points deducted.