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Hello, I'm back to post and stuff.
Do people still argue over consoles?
Do people still argue over consoles?
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gerrid wrote:
> Dringo wrote:
> the control system doesn't work as well.
>
> That's the same with any game like this though. The PS2s digital
> clicky shoulder buttons just arent as satisfying as the meaty GC
> ones.
The GCs shoulder buttons click, the PS2s don't and are pressure sensitive, maybe you had a broken pad last time you touched one.
> Dringo wrote:
> the control system doesn't work as well.
>
> That's the same with any game like this though. The PS2s digital
> clicky shoulder buttons just arent as satisfying as the meaty GC
> ones.
The GCs shoulder buttons click, the PS2s don't and are pressure sensitive, maybe you had a broken pad last time you touched one.
Bonus wrote:
> Wrong, it's worse for first person games,
No way, no way. The main analog stick is in the wrong place, for a start.
> Wrong, it's worse for first person games,
No way, no way. The main analog stick is in the wrong place, for a start.
Nope, sorry, for everything.
Dringo wrote:
> It isn't as extreme but the graphical special effects aren't as good
> on the PS2, there are a few glitches that have been reported, a bit
> of slowdown and the control system doesn't work as well.
That wouldn't be a hardware problem as the N64 was basically a step between the PS1 and PS2, running on a MIPS 4000 processor when the PS1 had a MIPS 3000 and the PS2 a MIPS 5000.
> It isn't as extreme but the graphical special effects aren't as good
> on the PS2, there are a few glitches that have been reported, a bit
> of slowdown and the control system doesn't work as well.
That wouldn't be a hardware problem as the N64 was basically a step between the PS1 and PS2, running on a MIPS 4000 processor when the PS1 had a MIPS 3000 and the PS2 a MIPS 5000.
Ah so you've played Pro Evo on the Gamecube have you? :D
(he's gonna tell me he imported Winning Eleven isn't he??)
(he's gonna tell me he imported Winning Eleven isn't he??)
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> And the GC controller is better for playing everything.
Wrong, it's worse for first person games, and the mother of all games, Pro Evo ;-).
> And the GC controller is better for playing everything.
Wrong, it's worse for first person games, and the mother of all games, Pro Evo ;-).
I found those that like the Duel Shock like the Gamecube pad as well.
But the Gamecube's controller is what Killer 7 was built around. The PS2's controller was forced to fit it.
But the Gamecube's controller is what Killer 7 was built around. The PS2's controller was forced to fit it.
I like my big A button.
It's for the important things like "Go drive fast!" "Kill die kill!" and "Jump now quick!"
It's for the important things like "Go drive fast!" "Kill die kill!" and "Jump now quick!"
It's obviously a matter of preference though, because some people hate the GC controller and love the Dual Shock (although I personally think they're crazy). It's whatever you're used to I suppose.
Dringo wrote:
> the control system doesn't work as well.
That's the same with any game like this though. The PS2s digital clicky shoulder buttons just arent as satisfying as the meaty GC ones. In games like Resi 4 and Killer 7 where you use them to aim and stuff, it's gotta be less satisfying using the PS2 buttons.
> the control system doesn't work as well.
That's the same with any game like this though. The PS2s digital clicky shoulder buttons just arent as satisfying as the meaty GC ones. In games like Resi 4 and Killer 7 where you use them to aim and stuff, it's gotta be less satisfying using the PS2 buttons.
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