If a PS3 Reviewer of R.U.S.E Doesn't Try it on Move = Poor Review Method?

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miz1q2w3e on 13 September 2010

I agree, they should give the game a seperate score for each control method, only fair imo

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jneul on 14 September 2010

supercat said:

I still can't figure out why anybody would want to play a RTS with MOVE. For an RTS to work, you will need to make a million detailed movements, so MOVE would probably be the worst interface. Sorry.

the same with a mouse and a controller applies, so i guess all control methods suck right?? since move is like a 3d mouse i highly doubt that playing on ruse will be worse with move

it's the future of handheld