I just started watching Stardust Crusaders on Toonami and the anime is still amazing.

I remember when Game Grumps was just a show about two normal people sitting in their living room playing games together very poorly and commentating over it. Dan is great, Arin can go fuck himself.

sounds awesome to me! I also don’t drink alcohol. ^_^

well I guess I’m not gonna be playing it then.

I only have one question. you mention that you can play with bots but do you need PS+ to play this mode?

I have plenty of friends on furry art sites that started out drawing crude scribbles and then just a few years later they’re drawing amazing stuff.

yeah but it really isn’t that different from re-centering your mouse in an FPS game on PC.

this is also how Star Fox Zero works, but most people didn’t take the time to learn how to properly play that game.

I really didn’t mind having to control the camera movement with the reticle, you get use to it eventually. Metroid Prime Trilogy, The Conduit, Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, and Call of Duty: Ghosts all work really good with the wii remote nunchuck controls. but being able to move the reticle independently of the camera…

it was pretty fun. ^_^

well I’d rather play handheld games on a portable device that has a battery that lasts more than an hour or two.

it has to do with his comment, not the article. notice how I replied to another commenter rather than the article? if you have a problem with that then you can go fuck yourself because my comment wasn’t a reply to you.

that’s part of why he controls in RE4 worked so well on the Wii. when you aim the camera movement is still done with the analog stick but you can quickly aim at anything on the screen with the pointer.

it takes a while to get use to. my advice is to keep the controller flat in your lap and use the right stick to aim but use the motion controls to make small adjustments. eventually you’ll get better and better at it.

we can only hope. the Xbox version was basically the only one anybody could play since the save file for the PS2 version took up an entire 8mb memory card.

the Battlestar Galactica game from 2003 was pretty good though.

the boss fight against Phantom Ganon as also way better with the motion controls. I played through the entirety of Ocarina of Time with the motion controls and I’m eventually going to replay Majora’s Mask with them as well.

the difference between something like RE4's aming controls and Splatoon’s is that in Splatoon it works more like the aiming in Skyward Sword where it’s all tilt based rather than pointing. it works just as good as the Wii Remote but you will occasionally have to recenter your aiming.