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Who do you hate the most?

Nintendo 4 3.60%
 
Microsoft 54 48.65%
 
Sony 16 14.41%
 
Sega 2 1.80%
 
Valve 11 9.91%
 
Yourself (see results) 23 20.72%
 
Total:110
daredevil.shark on 17 January 2014
Munkeh111 said:
daredevil.shark said:
Munkeh111 said:

1. Yeah, Lost Odyssey and Mass Effect were 2 of the big games that got me to buy my 360, shame they didn't keep it up

2. So I definitely don't count phone games and didn't really count PSP games. I mean, I would be far more interested in a Vita God of War than a console God of War. But I had played all of them and didn't buy Ascension, III felt like the perfect ending.

I'm not saying the gimicks are useful (trying to play Flower with the sixaxis is painful) but they aren't harmful. I have never had a problem with the batteries. For me, the rest of the controller began to tire before the batteries. I did admittedly have 4 different primary PS3 controllers since launch, but they all still work fine, they're just a little tired

Yeah. Flower was really painful to play. Especially when you went to other creatures that seemed to get you life because of the mistake of six axis. I also remember in heavy rain heavenly sowrd six axix was a pain. And uncharted 1.

I have around 5/6 controllers (including nyko raven which was awesome). Now I am looking for Power A Fusion Tournament Controller for PS3.

I quite liked the fact that Heavy Rain was something of a pain to play... it seemed appropriate even though probably not intentional. I actually thought Uncharted 1's grenade aiming worked surprisingly well, it was the log balancing that got to me, but you should be grateful that was all given all the nonsense in Uncharted Golden Abyss

Well I have 7! I've never bought a 3rd party controller, my brother did have a 3rd party wireless PS2 controller, but I've always felt that my hands were shaped to hold DualShock controllers so haven't looked elsewhere

Edit: I made a huge mistake. As for heavy rain I didnt played it for more than 20 minutes. Control of the normal controller was awkward.



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Munkeh111 on 17 January 2014
daredevil.shark said:
Munkeh111 said:
daredevil.shark said:

Yeah. Flower was really painful to play. Especially when you went to other creatures that seemed to get you life because of the mistake of six axis. I also remember in heavy rain heavenly sowrd six axix was a pain. And uncharted 1.

I have around 5/6 controllers (including nyko raven which was awesome). Now I am looking for Power A Fusion Tournament Controller for PS3.

I quite liked the fact that Heavy Rain was something of a pain to play... it seemed appropriate even though probably not intentional. I actually thought Uncharted 1's grenade aiming worked surprisingly well, it was the log balancing that got to me, but you should be grateful that was all given all the nonsense in Uncharted Golden Abyss

Well I have 7! I've never bought a 3rd party controller, my brother did have a 3rd party wireless PS2 controller, but I've always felt that my hands were shaped to hold DualShock controllers so haven't looked elsewhere

Edit: I made a huge mistake. As for heavy rain I didnt played it for more than 20 minutes. Control of the normal controller was awkward.

Oh! I remember that with the awful long range projectile sections... Sony did thankfully get over the motion controller obsession and even though it is left in there, there has been very little use of it, certainly nothing annoying recently



JazzB1987 on 17 January 2014

The reason 2 for nintendo is nonsense. I buy Nintendo games because they dont drop in price. I dont want to feel like an idiot just to see the same game 50% off 2 months later. Third party and their idiotic pricing policy and their I ONLY WANT SHORT TERM PROFIT IF A GAME DOES NOT SELL WITHIN ITS FIRST 3 MONTHS THEN IT FAILED mentality fucked up the whole industry. (because their shitty shareholders are the SHORT TERM PROFIT assholes. Fuck stock exchange...it destroys everything)

SNES games did not drop in prices during the first 6 months. I mean how is it possible that I can buy stuff like Bioshock Infinite for 5 bucks a year after it came out? There is NO reason to pay more than 5 bucks because it will end up at 5 bucks anyway. The only games I buy fullprice are Nintendo or "rare" jrpgs that wont be available forever.