First off, wiimote is crap. The evidence is in Wii FPS games having a target lock feature, to make up for the fact that aiming and turning are seperate things and you cannot aim exactly where you want while turning. Is a nice casual alternative control method, but for any serious competitive player it is utter crap.
Using the Turok N64 method leaves the 3DS with L, R, D-pad and touchscreen. This is not even close to enough button options for modern day FPS titles, plus it removes the movement speed options a stick provides, meaning need another button which as said is already lacking using this method.
The best the 3DS can hope for is a Metroid Prime style, but that is not an FPS and it has a target lock on which is not good for an actual FPS game.
lewis just owned you about the Wiimote controls so I won't humilate you further on that point.
But as for the turok control scheme. Even without the touch screen, the L-button + R-button + D-pad is more than enough (6 buttons). With eventual weapon switching on the touch pad, it's overwhelmingly enough control option. You're strictly wrong on this.
D21 did nothing, see my above post.
As for enough buttonsm lets look at Battlefield.
1. Fire 2. ADS 3. Reload 4. Switch standard weapon 5. Grenade 6. Sprint 7. Crouch/Prone 8. Spot/Communicate 9. Gadget 1 10. Gadget 2. 11. Jump. 12. Knife 13. Fire control toggle 14. Acessory switch
Oh right, only more than double what a Turok scheme would leave you with.
There, you can keep being wrong and trying to spread misinformation if you want. But if you want to have any credibility left, you should just stop before it gets embarrassing.
As for that ridiculous control scheme you posted. Most of those are just filler to make each button feel like it's doing something. All you really need is aim + move + shoot + jump + weapon switch.
Great FPS games like Quake III and Unreal tournament would like to have a word with you about how nessecary the bloated control scheme you just posted is.
