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Dgc1808 on 19 June 2010

I can't imagine KZ2 without dual analogue to be honest... It just feels RIGHT, for me. I'm still gonna try KZ3 with move, but I doubt I'll use that much online. For SOCOM, I don't know. 



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Vetteman94 on 19 June 2010

The video was impressive,  but he has probably spent numerous hours playing that game and memorizing the movements.  So its more a testament to his patience in learning the game then anything. 

But anyways, I will stick with Dual Analog,  as I believe it is still the superior control choice for FPS games.  Even on PC games I use my 360 controller when the game allows. 



the_bloodwalker on 19 June 2010

Sorry, even though I like Dual analog for FPS. I prefer mouse keyboard or Wii-remote nunchuk or Move.



liamtoh669 on 19 June 2010

I prefer the Wii pointer.  Not to say I can't use dual analog - I'm currently playing (and loving) the Perfect Dark remake on my 360, but the Wii pointer feels much more natural and I enjoy it more.  The upcoming Transformers game has me divided:  do I go with the slick graphics of the 360 or PS3 version, or go with the Wii version to use the pointer?  I'm hoping the Wii version isn't a crappy port..

I haven't played RE5 yet because I'm holding out for the Move-updated rerelease. 



 

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SnakeEyez on 19 June 2010

Doubt it, If I get Move is if I get a good deal on it or get a GS gift card as I won't down right go and pay 50 -100 dollars for Move. If Move were to make FPS games more fun for me than regular dual analog, then I may adopt it completely.



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sc94597 on 19 June 2010

I just hope most of the shooters on the PS3 from now on support Move. Dual Analog is what keeps me from a lot of the library found on the HD Consoles. 



tarheel91 on 19 June 2010

I abandoned Dual Analog for FPSs long, long ago.  Mouse Keyboard for srs biz and Wiimote Nunchuck for fun.



naiyo on 19 June 2010

HELLLLLLLLLL YES!  I was waiting for 4 years for PS3 to get motion controls.  If anyone took CoD MWR on the wii serious and tweet their controls to perfection knows that pointer controls is better than analog.  I can't wait to fight with the PSmove against analog players.



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AdventWolf on 19 June 2010

Hell yeah I love the dual analogs.



dahuman on 19 June 2010
BBH said:
TWRoO said:
BBH said:

KZ2 was designed for the majority of shooting to be hip fired.

Therefore your problem is with the game mainly, and not controls.

 

And good analog stick player will beat a motion control player all day long on Killzone- because motion controls would be way too precise for the hip fire shooting and KZ2 requires a lot of good strafing, which I believe is better on a remote.

You are kidding right? unless by "too precise" you mean that pointer controls get far less aim assist.

And what do you mean by strafing? because as far as I know strafing is walking sideways rather than turning.... which for pointer controls uses the control stick exactly the same as for old controllers.

By precise I mean sensitivity really, how fast the crosshairs move across the screen.

Strafing in KZ2 consists of basically moving but shooting at a certain point, or points at the same time. Since motion controls are more sensitive and erratic, it's gona be harder to keep shooting at the target while moving.

I highly doubt they'd do that for KZ3, which is supposed to be the new hotness, I foresee them going for something more CoDish.