20 replies to this topic

[HaoSenVastForest]

Okay there are allot of ways to control a FPS and allot really suck and allot are really awesome and creative but which ones do you like?

I like them in this order:
1. Motion
2. Dual analog
3. Gyro
4. Stylus and screen or PC

[Kardibask]

I really like dual analog controls, PC controls are easier for me but for some reason I prefer a controller.

[Andy]

The only shooters I've played are the prime games on the Wii, so I can only vouch for motion.

[HaoSenVastForest]

I need my dual analog or motion anything else just messes me up!

[Garolymar]

I'm not very fond of dual analogue. I really suck at aiming with it so I prefer mouse/keyboad and Wiimote/nunchuck.

[Deadly Virus]

As a PC gamer, mouse and keyboard is definitely my favourite. I also like motion control such as the Wiimote/Nunchuk and PS Move for console FPSes. I just can't play with dual analogs anymore though, too used to the mouse...

[Caius Casshern Sins]

Motion Controls are probably my favorite, (I do not have much experience with mouse and keyboard.) I can also play with twin sticks and gyroscope as well.

[Hank Hill]

For me, it goes like this.

Mouse+Keyboard > Wiimote (A close second) > standard controller (PS3, N64, etc)

[Auzzie Wingman]

Gimme 30 seconds with any method.

It's all good.

[Gruff]

The only FPS I have played are the Metroid Prime's for the GameCube. Which the type it uses isn't any of your choices.

[BazzDropperz]

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Edited by BazzDropperz, 14 July 2014 - 12:43 AM.

[Joshua]

Keyboard and Mouse for me anyday!

[nintendo3DS]

Definitely dual analog sticks are the best. They give you precise aim and it's VERY easy to use.
Motion gaming: Fail. Seriously, playing FPS on Wii is so frustrating, you can't even get going with it as you die too easily! The aiming is too awkward for motion gaming (Wii). See look: <----- It looks like the gun is having a seizure. >.> The only thing that would help these bad controls is a Wii Zapper, then it is more easy and fluent to use (maybe).
PC Gaming (Mouse and Keyboard: I am so bad with this. Come on, the controls are awkward and hard to use. A clicky thing (Mouse) and a bunch of square buttons (Keyboard) to control your weapon and character?! It is hard as ever to navigate!

That is why FPS's only appeal to me if it has dual analog sticks (pads included). Such as PS3, Xbox 360, PS Vita, 3DS, and Wii U.
Also, this is all my opinion, so don't rage on me because I hate motion controlled gaming on Wii for First Person Shooters.

[The Video Gamer]

Even though it's not as precise as mouse and keyboard or stylus I still prefer the feel of dual analog.

[Link707]

i prefer dual analog because i havent really tried the others out much

[Rasvita]

I like the gyro controls of the Resident Evil demo. It just feels right to actually move the system to aim.

[Gruff]

I like the gyro controls of the Resident Evil demo. It just feels right to actually move the system to aim.

What gyro controls?

[HaoSenVastForest]

What gyro controls?

Well in the Revelations Demo you can switch out your control settings. First press start, then options, then aiming controls I think and there should be a gyro function.

[Gruff]

Well in the Revelations Demo you can switch out your control settings. First press start, then options, then aiming controls I think and there should be a gyro function.

Oh... Thanks.
I may vote for this once I try it out. I liked the gyro controls in Ocarina of Time, so I may like them in this game too.

Edited by GameCube, 22 January 2012 - 05:23 PM.

[Tux]

Definitely dual analog controls. PC controls are more precise, but I just can't play an FPS with that setup over long periods of time. I'm not a fan of stylus or motion controls in a shooter.

Edited by Tux, 22 January 2012 - 06:12 PM.