Would you like to see TRUE mouse and keyboard integration....

Wouldn't work, it would be too specialist. Mario on a KB/M? No thanks.

Wouldn't that just make the 360 and PS3 lousy PCs?

Bad idea there, bud.

Never will happen, they rather sell controllersKirlok

[QUOTE="Kirlok"]Never will happen, they rather sell controllersxX0LDSCH00LXx

no they dont and never will, just because its possible doesnt mean it will happen

[QUOTE="Kirlok"]Never will happen, they rather sell controllersxX0LDSCH00LXx

ps3 does? sorry no its half assed, and is infact inferior in games to pc games that use keyboard and mouse.
360 only supports keyboards, mouse is supported in no way at all.

if i want to game with a kb/m then i will do it on a pc.

i like to sit back with the controller in hand and play.

even if i had a gaming pc hooked up to my tv i cant be as comfy with a kb/m as i can a controller.

if i want to game with a kb/m then i will do it on a pc.

i like to sit back with the controller in hand and play.

even if i had a gaming pc hooked up to my tv i cant be as comfy with a kb/m as i can a controller.

xbox360isgr8t

Ya, that's kinda the difference with pc and console, console for lean back, pc for lean in.

I would consider buying a console with full K/B&M support.

Having the option might be nice. Then again, it would probably give players an unfair advantage playing online.

Never will happen, they rather sell controllersKirlok

they could sell special x360 keyboards and lock out $5 ones somehow

I wouldn't care, but I would never use a mouse/kb on either console. Controllers are just so much more confortable.farrell2k

what about console online some people have k/m in fps would you still have gamepad and you get 1 kill for every 15 deaths?

[QUOTE="farrell2k"]I wouldn't care, but I would never use a mouse/kb on either console. Controllers are just so much more confortable.imprezawrx500

what about console online some people have k/m in fps would you still have gamepad and you get 1 kill for every 15 deaths?

And that's exactly why developers are reluctant to include support.