With touchscreens? No. I’ve never met a game with touchscreen controls I wouldn’t rather play with more traditional controls.

It was called Attack of the Friday Monsters, and it wasn’t actually about the monsters. In fact, it was kind of hinted (though not directly stated) that the fantasy elements of the story were all just in the kids’ imaginations.

but these kids are growing up with superior user interfaces.

I don’t really believe they intended “finger prince” to sound the way it does to us now. Everything may be referring to direct anal penetration in 2017, but in the early 90s? I think they just meant “finger” as in “get your fingers all over something”.

The comparison is an insult to poor Barney, to be honest.

Well yeah you can turn the resolution down and add scanlines etc. Then you’re just running it as originally intended. This was about people running old console games at high res with AA etc. which messes with the finely tuned consistency of a lot of those games.

Hahahaha “the most hated nintendo game ever made”, talk about obsession! I’m sorry that you can’t accept that it’s you who’s actually at fault. I know it’s hard. People like you always get upset like that, running around pressing random buttons in games and failing spectacularly, then going “omg this game sux the…

The only thing that’s garbage is your motor control, I’m sorry to say. :)

Imagine putting in 20-hour days of coding just to appease a bunch of gamers. Jesus.

Again, the style is not the issue, the quality is the issue. It looks cheaply made. Because of this, the original game actually looks better in places.

The style is fine. It’s the quality that’s the issue. It looks as if it was outsourced to a cheap phone game studio.

Looks like they spent more effort on that booth than they did on the remake OHHHHHHHHH

LOL, non-optical self-contained motion tracking will always suffer from drift, Einstein. The Switch has this too. You just don’t notice it because you’re constantly adjusting your general camera direction with the second analogue stick in games like BotW and Splatoon 2, which serves as its own reset.

Well, Sega do need amateurs to come in and do their job for them. Nintendon’t have that problem. ;)

The fact that he was making money off of it makes me feel even less sorry for him.

Aww I’m sorry your hands don’t work guy. :(

First of all, you don’t really think you’re gonna have any more of a chance of winning in modern competitive shooters by having to use your whole body to peek?

I’m not sure what you’re getting at with the FMV games... that doesn’t really add anything to games does it. You’re talking FMV games, you’re talking games that are basically just branched cutscenes with sometimes a few minor game elements. That’s what it boils down to, and that’s why FMV games haven’t worked. Motion…

Ok well, with the caveat that we’re talking about those genres which fit motion in the first place... if one can do it, they all definitely can.