[QUOTE="vitrobliss"]Wow sheep are really insecure when it comes to handhelds.
They want the PSP to go away so badly, it's getting kind of sad.Maestri09

Kind of. Remember that Nintendo hasn't won any "system war" in the last ten years, so the fact that the DS is beating the PSP is a significant victory for Nintendo fans. It's also the more sweeter the fact that when the PSP was announced, nearly everyone wrote Nintendo off and sang the praises of Sony. This was supposed to be it; Sony was supposed deal Nintendo the final blow and become king of all console types with the PSP.

Now it looks like the PSP may be the first fall in Sony's imminent tumble.

[QUOTE="jetpower3"]If that makes the PSP a flop, what does that make the GC in comparison to PS2? bulletbill

[QUOTE="Vastet"][QUOTE="Dave_NBF"][QUOTE="Vastet"][QUOTE="Dave_NBF"][QUOTE="Vastet"][QUOTE="Dave_NBF"]

If you are a console fan you cannot say "well it is EASIER to just point and click."  Yes I agree in theory it is easier because you have your whole hand to move the mouse vs just a thumb.  HOWEVER, when EVERYONE is using the same set-up, it solely relies on accuracy and reflexes.  You need talent to be able to judge your hand movements, mouse control, aim sights, etc. It all depends on relexes because you have much less time to react to an enemy or object than in a controller game...even with auto assist;)

Controller users have a harder time adjusting to the controls, but once that is mastered, it really just relies on knowing the maps and player behavior because there is not MUCH skill in using a controller.  Auto assist, slow reaction times, etc are just not good for FPS.  A 10 sensitivity is slower than a 1 sensitivity in CS:S.  Most people cant play snipers with a 10 sensitivity in halo2 because you lose too much control. 

It is no comparison. More skill is needed when playing FPS with keyboard in mouse for the previously stated reasons. Its reflex based on top of all the other things (map knowledge, player strats/behavior patterns, etc). 

Dave_NBF

actually, I hate to break it to YOU, but refute ONE thing in my post.  You can't. Debated ended, you lose,  like usual.

actaully you just owned yourself harder because I wasnt talking to you but answering your post.  I was referring to anyone to refute my post.  Not you in particular. I did not know if you agreed or did not.  I was merely saying it should end because there is nothing to refute, hence, end the debate.

wow just wow. That made no sense, and you obviously have no idea what the hell you are talking about. Keep being like Mcdonalds and just "lovin it" then. 

[QUOTE="Vastet"][QUOTE="Dave_NBF"][QUOTE="Vastet"][QUOTE="Dave_NBF"]

If you are a console fan you cannot say "well it is EASIER to just point and click."  Yes I agree in theory it is easier because you have your whole hand to move the mouse vs just a thumb.  HOWEVER, when EVERYONE is using the same set-up, it solely relies on accuracy and reflexes.  You need talent to be able to judge your hand movements, mouse control, aim sights, etc. It all depends on relexes because you have much less time to react to an enemy or object than in a controller game...even with auto assist;)

Controller users have a harder time adjusting to the controls, but once that is mastered, it really just relies on knowing the maps and player behavior because there is not MUCH skill in using a controller.  Auto assist, slow reaction times, etc are just not good for FPS.  A 10 sensitivity is slower than a 1 sensitivity in CS:S.  Most people cant play snipers with a 10 sensitivity in halo2 because you lose too much control. 

It is no comparison. More skill is needed when playing FPS with keyboard in mouse for the previously stated reasons. Its reflex based on top of all the other things (map knowledge, player strats/behavior patterns, etc). 

Dave_NBF

actually, I hate to break it to YOU, but refute ONE thing in my post.  You can't. Debated ended, you lose,  like usual.

actaully you just owned yourself harder because I wasnt talking to you but answering your post.  I was referring to anyone to refute my post.  Not you in particular. I did not know if you agreed or did not.  I was merely saying it should end because there is nothing to refute, hence, end the debate.

[QUOTE="Vastet"][QUOTE="Dave_NBF"]

If you are a console fan you cannot say "well it is EASIER to just point and click."  Yes I agree in theory it is easier because you have your whole hand to move the mouse vs just a thumb.  HOWEVER, when EVERYONE is using the same set-up, it solely relies on accuracy and reflexes.  You need talent to be able to judge your hand movements, mouse control, aim sights, etc. It all depends on relexes because you have much less time to react to an enemy or object than in a controller game...even with auto assist;)

Controller users have a harder time adjusting to the controls, but once that is mastered, it really just relies on knowing the maps and player behavior because there is not MUCH skill in using a controller.  Auto assist, slow reaction times, etc are just not good for FPS.  A 10 sensitivity is slower than a 1 sensitivity in CS:S.  Most people cant play snipers with a 10 sensitivity in halo2 because you lose too much control. 

It is no comparison. More skill is needed when playing FPS with keyboard in mouse for the previously stated reasons. Its reflex based on top of all the other things (map knowledge, player strats/behavior patterns, etc). 

Dave_NBF

actually, I hate to break it to YOU, but refute ONE thing in my post.  You can't. Debated ended, you lose,  like usual.

If you are a console fan you cannot say "well it is EASIER to just point and click."  Yes I agree in theory it is easier because you have your whole hand to move the mouse vs just a thumb.  HOWEVER, when EVERYONE is using the same set-up, it solely relies on accuracy and reflexes.  You need talent to be able to judge your hand movements, mouse control, aim sights, etc. It all depends on relexes because you have much less time to react to an enemy or object than in a controller game...even with auto assist;)

Controller users have a harder time adjusting to the controls, but once that is mastered, it really just relies on knowing the maps and player behavior because there is not MUCH skill in using a controller.  Auto assist, slow reaction times, etc are just not good for FPS.  A 10 sensitivity is slower than a 1 sensitivity in CS:S.  Most people cant play snipers with a 10 sensitivity in halo2 because you lose too much control. 

It is no comparison. More skill is needed when playing FPS with keyboard in mouse for the previously stated reasons. Its reflex based on top of all the other things (map knowledge, player strats/behavior patterns, etc). 

Dave_NBF

[QUOTE="Vastet"][QUOTE="Uhcip"][QUOTE="Vastet"][QUOTE="Uhcip"][QUOTE="Vastet"][QUOTE="yoshi_64"][QUOTE="Vastet"]If the game is even moderately difficult to beat I'll be happy. That's Zelda's greatest flaw. You can beat the game without dying once. It is in fact one of the reasons I shake my head at anyone who claims it ever deserved a 10. Uhcip

[QUOTE="Vastet"][QUOTE="Uhcip"][QUOTE="Vastet"][QUOTE="yoshi_64"][QUOTE="Vastet"]If the game is even moderately difficult to beat I'll be happy. That's Zelda's greatest flaw. You can beat the game without dying once. It is in fact one of the reasons I shake my head at anyone who claims it ever deserved a 10. Uhcip