Danalys said:time splitters predates halo and uses the same control skeme pretty much.
halo also ripped off half life.
the scifi is pretty much standard fare. so lets not get into a pissing match about originality between games now shall we.
the sixaxis is improved over the dual shock with regards to the analog sticks or so i hear it's also got triggers where a set of sholder buttons used to be. taking good elements of the x-box controller design and moving them to the great form factor of the dual shock shape. i would like to try out both the 360 pad and the sixaxis before making any judgement on which is better tho.
IGN said:http://ps3.ign.com/articles/738/738858p2.html
"...Instead of duplicating that, we'll take a look at one last thing - possibly the most controversial aspect of the PS3: the controller. Prepare to be shocked though: we don't really like it all that much. True enough, you can go along with Phil Harrison's proclamation that it's already the industry-standard controller amongst umpteen-million gamers around the globe, but, arguably, that doesn't make it the best. Personally, we can't help but feel that the SIXAXIS (as it's now known) has been sadly neglected when viewed alongside the rest of the PS3. Compared to Microsoft's uber-comfortable Xbox 360 pad, the SIXAXIS feels cheap, plasticky, uncomfortable and disconcertingly light - almost as if it's going to fly out of your hands during those more extreme gaming moments.
More worrying still, the newly-designed lower L and R shoulder triggers feel more like they belong on an early controller prototype than the near-final model. Replicating the 360 pad, rather than being simple shoulder-mounted buttons, the triggers are now hinged horizontally along the controller, with pressure forcing them inward along the bottom - like triggers then, really. Trouble is, they're placed almost unnaturally low meaning we found ourselves operating them by jamming our fingers in between the hinges to apply pressure, rather than using the buttons themselves. What's more, the triggers are convex, with no grooves to keep your fingers in place - an issue further compounded by their smooth finish, offering no resistance against your finger tips. Invariably we found our digits slipping off with the triggers snapping back to their default position. Bah. Of course, the PS2's Dual Shock pad wasn't without its faults either but we still learned to live with it. It's just a shame that Sony hasn't used its resources to bring its controller up to next-gen standards along with its cutting-edge hardware."
the up shot of that is that less auto aim should be in the games leading to greater opertunities for head shots etc.
Mentok said:ROFL... He acts like the auto aim in console games means you just have to shoot in the genral direction of the enemy![]()
THE LIZARD#1 said:Hey Fenrir, if Resistance sucks so bad then why does Halo have to take its original weapons? I rest my case. The daddy of all first person shooters has run out of ideas and has to steal from Resistance to keep ahead of it.
And then have the audasicity to say that they created it and Insomniac stole it from them. F**K that, you're just an Xbox fan boy who at times do make good points but right now you have nothing to go on.
Just ****ing wait until Resistance comes out and in the mean time I can boast and ****e it all I want. Let me get sad when the game sucks. But nothing you say will change my mind so stop while your a head.
Quite trying to get "The ass of the year" award.
No one always makes good points. Not objectively.Fenrir said:No, I always make good points
Mentok said:Pitty the DUALSHOCK has no triggers![]()
Fenrir said:It's not the triggers, chump. It's the analog sticks that are too close to each other which makes it a blunder for FPSs, especially when compared to the significantly superior Xbox controllers. Funny how you try to "correct" me without even having a bloody clue as to what I was even talking about in the first place.:
Avalanche said:No one always makes good points. Not objectively.
This point in itself was not a good point.
Fenrir said:Ask that to all the people who always get owned at Halo on the Xbox when playing with a PS2 controller (using an adapter, of course). That's the best possible example I can give why the PS2 controller sucks for first-person shooters. Oh and the fact that PS2 barely even had a decent FPS where the Xbox had more than a handful only reinforces the point.
Mentok said:For a start... Dual weilding.
Please dont tell me you believe that![]()
LongDong said:Xbox controllers cannot hold a candle to the dualshocks. What you state is a matter of taste, one persons over the other.
I personally like the dual analogues where they are, and the dual trigger buttons are VASTLY superior to the stupid little white and black buttons on the xbox controllers.
Dual shock controllers are more comfortable to hold as well.
chump. lol. getting personal eh? not a good sign for you.
LongDong said:I call bull****. That was not a Halo original feature. That goes way back to the N64 Goldeneye game. Saying that Resisance ripped that off from Halo is so far from the truth it is not even funny. That sort of ability is fairly common in games, not just Halo.
Fenrir said:Except no one cares about the Xbox's controllers now that we have the vastly superior 360 controller.
Yet the PS3 controllers' triggers, according to IGN, are awkwardly placed and as a controller, is obviously inferior to the 360. You lose.
Apparently the PS3's controller is not the dual shock. Really, read IGN's report. You'll find it quite displeasing.
It's my gimmick. Get used to it. Chump.
Fenrir said:Ah, but Halo was the first one to give you independent firing action for both weapons, as well as the ability to hold a different weapon in each hand. Try again. Chump.![]()
LongDong said:lol. And you know so many who use that adapter and who get owned I assume? Not likely. Could it be that the "one or two" you know who use adapters to play on the xbox just are not good at those games? Could it be that they are not used to that particular game in general?
Your points stink of xbox fanboyism.
Your generalized statements are just your biased opinion and nothing more.
LongDong said:Your point is? You change the argument to suit your need to try to win a debate.
Dual wielding has been around for a decade, point closed. They added a twist to it, whoopie freakin do.
Fenrir said:No, we used to have 16-player Halo tournaments all the time at our local gaming superstore where anyone and everyone dropped in for a match or two. The store clerks even kept PS2 controller adapters for players who couldn't get used to the Xbox controllers and those pitiful souls still got owned everytime.
Your rebuttal stinks of Sony fanboyism.
Yup, biased opinion based on personal factual observations. Your response is nothing but typical fanboy denial with ZERO substance.
L O L
LongDong said:Your orginality is impressive. Way to take what I say, twist it around on me. Wow. You are gooooooooooood.
THE LIZARD#1 said:Fenrir, do you have something against me? Like what the hell did I do to piss you off so badly?![]()
Anyways you make some what good points but you ponder the past way way to much. Get some new material and answer My questions. Stop answering my questions in the form of a question and answer it.
What did Resistance take from Halo? Name something other than the Needler which so many people are saying is more like the gun from The Fifth Element and not tying it to Halo. Thought I would let you know that.
My friend is a gun freak and he does know a ton about weapons because thats something that interests him so you don't know what the hell you are talking about so just stop.
Another thing stop using that stupid Area 51 thing against me. Like I said you think about the past and not to much about the future. You're like a broken record playing saying the same crap over and over again.![]()
Resistance is a good game and its original, i'm sorry you guys can't see that but when the reviews come in hopefully they say something nice about Resistance and actually show you what makes me gitty about this game.
This is the first killer app for the Playstation 3 as some people have said, and there has been nothing but good reviews for it. The only negative ones come from Halo fanboys such as yourself. So thats why I think non of you like it.
Just like Nine Inch Nails fans will never like Metallica. But you Fenrir you will never admit to being wrong and you condradict yourself way to much. Thats how you're never going to win an argument.