MaxwellGT2000 said:
leatherhat said:
Because motion control games are a joke. The most precise motion controller will still be far less so than a regular gamepad. Like the killzone example you used, the mere act of making a gesture can screw your aim up, as opposed to a more simple and intuitive button press that lets you keep full control.
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Or you could have a sub controller that has motion sensors in it and it work perfectly and have the best controls that isn't a Mouse and Keyboard and even then with the sub controller you have advantages to the keyboard mostly being analog control lol
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What does the nunchuck motion control really add that is useful? It can't do very precise things, so it comes down to gestures. Pressing a button will always be easier than moving your arm for doing a specific action. I mean it's great if you like miming tossing a grenade, but if we're talking about what will be fastest and most accurate, a button will usually win out. Different strokes for different folks.
Also it is possible to have analog controls, buttons, keys, and a mouse at the same time. The glories of PC gaming lol.
