But just because one is easier than the other doesn't make it automatically "better" it makes it more convenient but not better. You could argue that a player with 90% accuracy rating in the console based version of Call Of Duty (you pick which version) is simply better than someone with a rating of 90% accuracy on the PC. Especially since the PC players in this thread have conceded that it is easier to use a mouse than it is to use a right analogue stick.

Ofcourse proper gaming mice and keyboard/mouse combination layouts make for much more control and we've all been dicked over by a context sensitive game pad button "No! Re-smurfing-load not smurfing board the smurfing nub seat or change weapon" but again, easier doesn't mean better automatically. And the common argument about accuracy still hasn't been argued. Accuracy would still be player dependent whether a move of 1mm in a direction on the control moves 1 pixel or 1cm (if this is a problem, your sensitivity is too high, back it down ok) as Kotora tried to argue last night.