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Hisiru on 08 February 2010
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Strategyking92 said:
Hisiru said:

Strategyking92 said:

 

.And..... Wait a sec..... Last I checked both the psp and ds didn't have many good fps's [The DS has: 3 great and normal COD games with good gameplay, Dementium 1 and 2, Moon and Metroid Prime Hunters. The PSP has a decent COD game with good controls and 2 decent Medal Of Honor games. The Iphone has nothing good with good gameplay to offer in this genre thanks to the lack of physical controls] .... And the ds had very few fighting games... [The DS has 2 great Bleach games (with good gameplay, specials etc), a Guilty Gear game, Ultimate Mortal Kombat (which is a remake, but with extras and wifi, it's like the definitive version of the game), Custom Robo Arena (which is a great game, you will customize your own robo and you can fight against your friends via wifi), Jump Ultimate Stars (for fans of animes because it has 300 characters of 40 anime/manga). And again, the Iphone has nothing good to offer in this genre]

 

But those mechanics don't work well! I've played them personally blah blah blah! Controls! Blah!

Guess who I'm immitating!.. Okay i'll just tell you: you.

The arguement just doesn't work because it's your opinion. It's like me saying whatever games I don't like everyone else must not like.

No, the gameplay for those DS and PSP games actually works well, not just in my opinion: The psp games works just like a FPS game on the snes and nobody complained about it before. The DS games works similar to a mouse, how can it be bad if it's suited to a FPS?

Now you are trying to use good controls (good for any kind of genre) and saying that they are bad, so you can say "See? It's just your opinion". Sorry but this is sad and unfair in a discussion, can't you just admit it? You don't have more arguments (you even ignored a lot of arguments again), you are just trying to defend one of your favourite systems and this kind of feeling shouldn't be brought to a serious discussion.