imho its the opposite sir...

you can play more normal games with arc...

like resident evil (3rd person shooters)

fps/lbp platformers.

the stuff we say from natal is ppl jumping up and down and a driving game by moving their hands...

didnt they demoed already that you can hold the dualshock in your other hand like a nunchuck???

in resident evil 5???

and that will save you from the expence of buying it since you have already a controller.

Yeh but blatantly copying Nintendo is something Sony shouldn't do (anymore).

Seems that noone believes this could be really the solution, hopefully its like OdyRex said and there will be another option for the gamer.

That's a ridiculous setup. but anyway, I don't have an opinion on Arc because it is not out yet.

If you look at how my post is written, you will see that I'm making fun of OP's random use of big letters.

It may be not the best way to release a product but I prefer a copied good product to a orginal bad one.

If they price it ultra low...I think we can see games with two Arcs :) WHICH I believe will be the case..and dw I think Sony is onto something good with Arc

There could be an easy fix without releasing other kind of hardware. Try to hold the controller in an up right position by placing your hand between where you would normally place your 2 hands. The analogue will be at the right place and its comfortable. Its almost a nunchuck, the only thing is that they will have to re-affect the direction of the analgue. Once in that position, left is now up, up is now right, right is now down and down is now left. Too boot, you now have a nunchuck sixaxis without having to purchase a new equipment. The d-pad, other analogue, start/select and home button is also in reach of the thumb. Try it, its only an idea, but I wouldnt mind playing like that, its comfortable. Hope you understand the position im talking about, it is hard to explain but would be very easy to show. The position is eactly like a nunchuck if you would remove the 2 handle. Like I said the analogue direction need to be reaffected since the left is now the up side. If you need more explanation about the way of holding the controller im talking of ask me.

I found a good position but only if I hold the Controller in the right hand. And I constanty end up pressing accidentaly R1 and R2.

Are you left or right handed ?

You need to hold on the other side, not the of r1 and r2. If you use left hand than the left analogue stick is in the right position I was talking about. But for someone that would use the right hand, he would use the right analogue stick instead.