I already have the PlayStation III version and I have no X Box. So the answer is really quite simple.
I'll buy an X Box to buy Final Fantasy XIII for it as well when it is released - LOL.
No, maybe not.
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I already have the PlayStation III version and I have no X Box. So the answer is really quite simple.
I'll buy an X Box to buy Final Fantasy XIII for it as well when it is released - LOL.
No, maybe not.
I have neither, but I plan to buy a PS3 soon, when I can afford it. So obviously, I'll be getting it for PS3. :D
I'd like to think that even those of us who have criticized the multiplatform move, have, at the end of the day, expressed the same sentiment all along.Quote:
Originally Posted by Khalin
That's only if you're already a 360-only owner.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roogle
LOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by cetra1
This is a really simple and dry-humour joke, but for some reason it made me crack up when I read it.
PS3. Other controllers still feel funny.
I do agree about the controllers. The 360 isn't too bad once I get used to it, but it still gives me hand cramps and my thumb gets kinda swollen from the analog. Of all the systems I've played on, I'd say the PS2 (haven't tried PS3!) has the most user-friendly controller.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mo-Nercy
They're all the freaking same.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mo-Nercy
Maybe it's just me, but I've Never had any problems with any controller, going all the way back to the original NES controller. I can't believe people still complain about this stuff [no offense Jessweeee♪].
Probably just you. My opinion on the Gamecube controller changes on an almost weekly basis :spin:Quote:
Originally Posted by KhalinThey're all the freaking same.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mo-Nercy
Maybe it's just me, but I've Never had any problems with any controller, going all the way back to the original NES controller. I can't believe people still complain about this stuff [no offense Jessweeee♪].
You clearly never played an Atari Jaguar then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Khalin
I did. I never had one of my own, but my friend did when I was about 8 years old or so. That's the one with the number pad that's kind of like a phone, right? With red buttons? If this isn't the controller you're talking about, then I guess I'll have to concede that point. If this is the right one though, then it clearly wasn't the best controller, but I don't see the point in referencing a console that most people haven't played on or owned to compare to mainstream consoles ranging from classic to modern. I don't consider Atari to fall anywhere near this category since most people have never owned one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreddz
Controllers I'm talking about:
NES
SNES
Sega Genesis
Dreamcast
Nintendo 64
Playstation
Playstation 2
XBOX
Gamecube
Playstation 3
XBOX 360
Wii
Have you every played with the original sized North American XBOX controllers? :D
And there is no way you can say a modern day game controller isn't more comfortable to hold for hours on end than an NES button box. PS3 to 360 isn't much of a difference, I would chalk it up to preference, but I do like the PS controller a noticeably better amount.
Of course I did. Yes it was huge and bulky, and looked rather silly. Was it hard to use at all? No. And it's true that I preferred the smaller versions that came out soon after, but in all honesty while playing the game, I didn't notice a damned difference between the two. I'm too busy playing the game. Both controllers fit into hands, both have easy access to the buttons, etc. I suppose people with small hands would get annoyed with the first one that came out, but that's the probably the only real complaint I'd accept as being valid.Quote:
Originally Posted by VeloZer0
An NES controller feels weird to me now, yes. I'm too used to modern controllers. However during the time those consoles came out, those controllers felt fine to me. I never had a problem with them. I used to play games like Zelda, Mario 3, Crystalis, Dragon Warrior I-IV, Ninja Gaiden, etc, for hours on end during the weekends. And suppose I did grab an NES controller right now and started playing on my old NES which is still next to me on my desk right now - It would probably feel awkward for about 40 seconds of using it, then I'd be comfortable with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by VeloZer0
Almost no difference at all. I honestly just plain don't notice it while I'm playing, to the point where I forget which console I'm playing on sometimes. The only exception to this is the Wii controller, because it's very interactive.Quote:
Originally Posted by VeloZer0
I wholeheartedly sympathize with this statement, I think a lot of presumptuous people need to wake up and realize it. Hell, if it were up to me, I'd be buying FFXIII on the NES.Quote:
Originally Posted by Khalin
Someone get the Chinese on the damn phone!!!
My hands totally cramp up when I use a NES controller. But then again, my hand cramp up if I cut up vegetables on a cutting board.
I never notice the difference going to PS3->360, it seems the same to me, but when I go 360->PS3 after playing for a little bit it just occurs to me that the controller feels more comfortable. But when I first pick it up I don't think of it at all.
Probably worth making a new thread in General Gaming over, guys. :p Haha. The only one I found really weird was the N64.