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Originally Posted by SmartCanuck1988
I think he's talking about the freedom when you aim in an fps game compared to the analog sticks on a gamepad (vs a mouse, vs a wiimote)
For me, I think it's about the games you play. For example, I like to play a strategy game like Civilizations, and at the same time chat with people while waiting for the cpu to take its turn  .... or play card games ... or one of those free online games that aren't made by big publishers who can afford to release them on 360/ps3 (eg: kicks online, ultimate baseball online..etc)
Also nothing beats the customization level you can get with PC games. Yes there are some console games that let you install mods and what not, but you can't really go as deep as editing files in the game however you want and just make the most out of that game.
--not mentioning only PC can have dx10 games now (if you're into graphics more than the actual game, I'm not though). |
oh yea waving a stick at a screen looks like real aimng. that was sarcastic. I prefer not to say what waving a stick at a screen looks like as this is a family forum.and with the wi mote there is no forde like the dual shock sticks or the mouse. So the aiming will be way too light. Just makes me think using the wii mote is like people using a feather duster lol