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Danny
04-Jan-2007, 09:09 AM
so?, which in your opnion is the best console, im talking about capabilities value for money and lasting power, i figure a vote would work since you can just have your say and leave it at that, cus no matter what console we only play m for fun anyway right?

heres my 2 cents. (cus pennies are way wussier;) )

THE NINTENDO WII: i honestly thought this was gonna be worse than the cube in terms of sale i expected this to be there dreamcast, a good consoel but essentially the end of the console market for nintey, im glad to say im damn sure i was wrong.
i dont think it will ever out sell the xbox 360 as it doesnt seem to work with shooters but when it comes to platformers and games with that "WTF" factor you can only get from games in japan this is basically like the dreamcast revved up to a higher fun factor and nintendo really did a good job with this one.
now any gamer worth his salt will tell you graphics dont make a good game, i can bring up literally hundreds of games to prove this point but lets just use final fantasy 7 as an example, the wii graphics are better than the xbox from what ive seen and really i think thats good enough for what it is, cus do we need games more graphically realistic than resi zero or oblivion?
the controller does only need a slight touch but hell who here hasnt swung the 'baseball bat' like a lightsaber wielding maniac? this just amps up the fun metre, plus its a lot better for you than sitting on your ass playing games.
value wise its damn cheap and well worth it, but is it the best of the 4 options?

MY VERDICT: the spiritual sucessor to the cube and dreamcast and all the fun of those mid 90's trips to the arcade with your freinds in the comfort of your own home....and without the need for lots of pound coins, its cheap, excellent fun, even more so in multiplayer and i am really impressed by this console, nice one shigsy:D 8/10


THE PLAYSTATION 3: now i like many ripped sony about its god aweful marketing campaign just as much as the next guy, but speaking as a long time ps-one and ps2 gamer after trying my hand at a good 7 hour stint on this i dont want to say the ps3 is dissapointing i just feel that its been rushed out to try and sell more units, and if sony held back and put a bit more time into its development, maybe got a few more exclusives it could have been a much better launch but sadly th sucessor to the ps2 is just a little too clunky for my tastes.
now when it first came out i did think it wasnt the most attractive console but lets face it neither was the xbox so i gave it the benefit of the doubt but around the time the 'nana controller suddenly appeard to be utilizing motion control ,mysetriously like a certain intendo console thats when i got the feeling this wasnt getting as much time and attention as the playstation 2. this was a few months before it was due to be realeased and they wer emaking such dramatic changes that meant all the games would need to be re thought a little to accomodate that change, now if they held back for a while rather than trying to beat the wii to christmas they could have implemented it in a much better way but ,like i said, this is just one of the reason this console feels rushed together in my opinion.
the console itself is around the size of a 360 and a little bit heavier, the console itself doesnt look as bad when you actually et your hands on it (trouble if you get a black one is when you get your hands on it those prints cover the damn thing, i reckon any who own one knows what i mean:lol: )
when it turns on your greeted with a stylish looking dashboard slightly like the one on a psp, but then you gotta get around the controller trouble of plugign them in first to synch them up, now with a 360 you need only press a search button on a controller and console to synch them up here you need wires, thats dissapointing to say the least. plus i hear they onyl work on the console they come with, this is one of the biggest faults with the ps3, see with a wii you can store info and your own personal 'mii' onto you controller and exchange info and such with your freinds wiis and a 360 controller can synch to any xbox 360 and if you have a memory card with you exchange starts that way, all without the use of any wires, so hands down this is the biggest failure for the multiplayer.
gameplay wise its not too bad, pretty much the same as a ps2 so thats good, though the motion is slightly rushed feeling when you get teh controller in your hands that familiar playstation feel feels right for gameing, though you wouldnt think a lack fo a major rumble would get you as much as it does, but gameplay wise its pretty good, though it did freeze a couple of times and had to be reset, this has not happened on my 360 or the wiis i have played on, which is not encourageing.
graphics wise its on par with the 360, though some 360 games like COD3 are actually superior to there ps3 counterpart.
online wise i didnt get much chance to look at but its more like a web browser than xbox live and as someone used to a 360 i didnt like the feel of it, but thats just my personal opinion.
so as a games console its basically the same as the 360 but with a few minor kinks, but heres were its comes down to the value wise......blu-ray *dun-dun-DUN!*

ive seen 3 blu-ray movies in action on a HD tv and off and i gotta say compared to HD-DVD theres really no discernable difference wahtsoever, so getting the consumer to switch from a reliable brand like dvd to a new format is nto the best of moves regardless, and they should have included hd dvd options as well, given the fact that studios like universal arent even putting there films on blu-ray this doesnt bode well for the format.

MY VERDICT: whilst a good enough ,if a litle glitchy consoel, the absurd price tag really lets this down, this is less a console for hardcore games as it is a boys toy for bloke in there mid 20's who read lads mags, in short not my cup of tea at all and i dont think im gonna get one 6/10

THE XBOX 360: now this is pretty easy to explain it is to the xbox waht windows xp is to windows 95, its faster, more colourful and looks prettier simple as that.
when i first got mine i was at first amazed how it was pretty heavy but the power brick with it was just as heavy as a wii on its own, the cables are pretty thick too and its one of those, bring em all around the tv stand and ide em kinda deals.
wireless wise its a dream and it does feel wierd to play a wired controller afterwards, though the range isnt as far as it says it is, i think 4 metres is the best you can get without a lttle lag between console and machine.
gameplay wise its pretty much the sme as its predecessor allthough the games have had a fair amount of time in them so with less of those budget 3rd party titles it does mean your in for a higher calbire of gameing, that said though there are fantastic games out now, launch wise the line up was pretty lame with no "halo" or "mario 64" type game to lean on, though that may be a good thing, cus the instant you think of its predesecor you think of halo.
graphically its very good on the whole and while some games like kameo feel like ported xbox gaems some like gears, dead rising and oblivion are were this truly shines and with such an extensive list of exclusive games its got a lot of play going for it.
value wise its been out for over a year, and while the consoel is still pricier than a wii this does mean you can find games for around 10 quid if you look so you can get 3 or even4 games for the price of one wii or ps3 one, this is really gonna help it out in the future.
xbox live is great ,its fluid and easy to use and has a lot less trolls than your trypical pc online game, which was surprising i must say.
format wise it can copy cds faster than the xbox and even store movies on there and play dvds without the need to buy a rmeote, thank god.

MY VERDICT:gameing wise and media wise, as much as i love the nintedno wii i think i have to say this is the greatest of all 3 consoles, even with it haveing a bit of a stumble at launch with overheating it looks the best, had the best range of games and an excellent online service, so my vote goes for the xbox 360.

and im a nintendo fanboy so yeah it surprised my too.:)

capncnut
04-Jan-2007, 10:28 AM
Top comparisons Hellz, for that reason I shall keep my answer short and sweet. The 360 but the Wii a VERY close second.

EvilNed
04-Jan-2007, 11:42 AM
The PC. Because it can do everything the others can, and more. :p

Danny
04-Jan-2007, 11:55 AM
damn no wii vote yet, colour me surprised.

Terran
04-Jan-2007, 11:56 AM
I picked the PC I dont see how anyone could choose anything else with total honesty after experiencing even the lowest of decent rigs....It can do sooo much that its hard to even compare it to any thing else with any smidge of seriousnous (that is if you have a decent PC)....

That being said I bought a Wii because I felt like it was really the only system that could offer me gameplay and situations that my PC could not...

Get some Wiimotes that are PC compatible and I may forget about console gaming all together....

(Im currently frankensteining some of my older PCs just for the purposes of hooking it up to the family large screen HD television (2.? Ghz Pentium, only 40 gig ram 512 RAM) we got three of these PCs so maybe I can do something decent with them instead of throwing them in the garbage)...

Computer that I have in my room is far superior...but you could still do a lot with those cruddy PCs..

So Im already making the transition into using the PC as a new accessory for the television set....need some wireless keyboards and a mouse and Ill be set.....

Danny
04-Jan-2007, 11:59 AM
kinda reminds me of that springer episode were a woman never left the sofa and began to fuse with it:lol:

lethargys a great thing huh?:p

capncnut
04-Jan-2007, 08:02 PM
lethargys a great thing huh?:p

Lethargy's not so great when you end up waking at 11pm on a regular basis.

Not saying I do, just saying. :D

Danny
04-Jan-2007, 08:05 PM
11pm? its 3am then awake for 36 hours for me.

no really, i can stay awake for days. which is why i love movies and games and books, you gotta fill the time somehow, and who wants to do it interacting with other people?:rolleyes: :lol:

MinionZombie
04-Jan-2007, 10:52 PM
PC Gaming.

Providing you can keep up to date with the tech, then you're always going to be having the far superior experience, also it's more of a ground for much more hardcore gamers (that doesn't just mean nerds who pwn everybody either).

But like I've constantly said, man I wish I could afford a 360, I'd love to be able to have that chance of being able to just buy a game and not have to worry about it conflicting with my drives or installing spyware (BF2142 ... I'm looking at f*cking you) or being beyond my means ...

*sigh*

Chaos
05-Jan-2007, 05:37 AM
PC gaming is the best but I still voted for the PS3. We can't let these BOX BOYS have a shutout now, can we?

PC > PS3 > 360 > Wii ... That's just the way it is. Like it or not. :lol:

EvilNed
05-Jan-2007, 01:29 PM
PS3 will always be at the bottom of my list. I just smile at all the times the Sonyboys have thrown crap at Microsoft. Now we can all sit back and smile, because both us and them know that even if Microsoft is bad... SONY IS WORSE!

MinionZombie
05-Jan-2007, 04:02 PM
lol ... it's karma ... not the actual karma which apparently includes 'if you're a cripple, then you did something horrid in a previous life' sh*t, but the My Name Is Earl "do good things and good things happen" type of karma - which I think is a nice philosophy.

Sony are being such dicks, they were so cocksure because the first two did so well ... methinks they needed to take a page out of Coppola's book in regards to "three is perhaps too many". :lol:

It's just hilarious to see the P$3 getting so much sh*t flung at it ... pfft, the Sony game pad always made my thumbs hurt like mad anyway whenever I played it over at a mate's house...the Xbox had nice round buttons ... like plastic nipples. I could tickle those sum-bitches all day.

Danny
05-Jan-2007, 05:32 PM
adn that is the sole reason the 360 is doing so well, the perv factor:lol:

capncnut
05-Jan-2007, 11:08 PM
She got purdy curves that's fo' sho'. :D

Huescacho
06-Jan-2007, 02:22 AM
I prefer the pc, because the others, only serve for playing, and the pc, for a lot of things... Without pc you couldn't stay here!!!!. (think over this).

Danny
06-Jan-2007, 07:45 AM
yeah but mines got a crap graphics card and its an emachines office type and it cant be upgraded so the best i can play is black adn white and warcraft 3, as opposed to my consoles which can play games like half life 2 and oblivion.

LouCipherr
11-Jan-2007, 02:11 PM
There's no contest, the PC will win every time, hands down. There isn't a single console on the market that can touch a good PC rig.

As far as gaming systems, my preferences, in order, are as follows:

X360 (already have), PS3, Wii

I won't be buying the PS3 or Wii though. Don't see the need.

LC

bassman
11-Jan-2007, 04:06 PM
I'm sure you're right about the PC thing. But the only difference is you would have to pay through the nose to get it to be top notch, I'm guessing.

Personally, I would rather stretch out on the couch to play a game with surround sound rather than sit in front of an office desk and use a keyboard....

MinionZombie
11-Jan-2007, 05:48 PM
Mmm ... and this is the problem with PC gaming, it's for hard core types mainly - not necessarily ass-stompers - the sorts of people who upgrade their rig specifically for a game. The people who stress about if their rig will give them a good frame rate and resolution ... and "can I have HDR lighting?" and all that wank.

PC is still my top, but after years and years of exclusive PC gaming, I wanna get my ass a 360 and go back to the relaxation of just knowing all the games will work to their maximum capacity ... and I can move it to different TVs ... and I like bassman's suggestion of lying down and playing games ... you can't really do that on the PC, it's a much more intense experience over all I find.

LouCipherr
11-Jan-2007, 07:49 PM
I'm sure you're right about the PC thing. But the only difference is you would have to pay through the nose to get it to be top notch, I'm guessing.

Personally, I would rather stretch out on the couch to play a game with surround sound rather than sit in front of an office desk and use a keyboard....

You're right, bassman. It does take a considerable investment to make a decent gaming machine, but with PS3 and these nextgens getting soooo expensive - especially the PS3 - they're not that far off from the price of a good core of a gaming pc. I mean, PS3 is $700 - I could come close to building a damn good gaming rig (cpu and everything in it only, i'm not counting the monitor, keyboard, mouse) for that kinda price. I mean, a nvidia 7900Gt is only about a 1/3 of that price, so if you're willing to pay for a PS3, you might as well make the jump to a good PC - that is, if the highest-end gaming is your bag. It may not be, so to each his own. ;)

However, playability does play a factor in these decisions. A lot of people can't wrap their head around using a keyboard in conjunction with a mouse for playing games, however, I don't think it's that difficult - I mean, if you can use a handheld controller with 15-20 buttons on it, it shouldn't be that hard to adapt to a keybaord - but like you said, you can't play a PC game while sitting on your couch. I guess that's the sacrifice you make when you choose PC's for your gaming.

Of course, you could always hook your PC up to your widescreen tv, get a wireless keyboard and mouse and play from the couch :D but it just doesn't seem to have that same 'feel' as a console though.

Therein is the issue I take with consoles. If I'm spending $500-700 on a machine that just plays games, it bothers me. I don't mind spending $1500 or more on my PC, because I can do a whole hell of a lot more than play games on it too, so it's worth the investment from my perspective.

Your milage may vary. ;)

I say, buy whatever entertains you the most. Don't listen to anyone else about what's "better" and what's not. Read about each system, learn their pros and cons, and decide for yourself what suits your gaming needs the best. I would never push a PC on someone just because it's "better" than any particular gaming system. I think it's all down to personal taste - and many may not even pick the 'best' system for that taste. Take for example the Wii. We all know it's not the most technologically advanced nextgen system, but it caters to a certain game playing crowd, and if that's what they dig, then that's what they dig and more power to 'em. ;)

LC

bassman
11-Jan-2007, 08:32 PM
However, playability does play a factor in these decisions. A lot of people can't wrap their head around using a keyboard in conjunction with a mouse for playing games, however, I don't think it's that difficult - I mean, if you can use a handheld controller with 15-20 buttons on it, it shouldn't be that hard to adapt to a keybaord - but like you said, you can't play a PC game while sitting on your couch.


:lol:

The other day my dad came over to hang out and watch the game. Well, I was playing 360 when he first got there and when he looked at the control he said "HOLY SH*T! How long did it take you to memorize where all those buttons are and what they do?!?!" He hadn't played or seen a gaming system since the NES.

I can imagine that would be one hell of a mind f*ck about gaming. It sure has evolved since then.

Terran
11-Jan-2007, 09:32 PM
but like you said, you can't play a PC game while sitting on your couch. I guess that's the sacrifice you make when you choose PC's for your gaming.

Of course, you could always hook your PC up to your widescreen tv, get a wireless keyboard and mouse and play from the couch but it just doesn't seem to have that same 'feel' as a console though.


Thats what Ive done....hooked up a PC to a large screen HD TV with progressive scan....

Wireless Keyboard ....Wireless mouse.....Wireless internet....I can sit in a lazy boy and play PC games.....All I need to do is find a good wireless console like controller to hook up to the PC as well....

People are already busy hacking the Wiimote....so maybe Ill be able to play my Wii games from the PC soon as well...

Eyebiter
11-Jan-2007, 10:02 PM
Voted for PC because the types of games I play aren't available on non-PC platforms.

Andy
11-Jan-2007, 10:17 PM
I just wanted to voice my opinion on this topic, because at least those on the comments sections on *** forums just can't stand anyone who likes the PS3 over the 360.

To start, I wanted to say. I do NOT hate the 360, I don't think it's a crappy system at all. All I'vever said was that I like the PS3 more and because of that I'm going to get one. It really shows insane insecurities when I try to voice my opinion and all I get is "SONY FANBOY" and crappy, and I mean CRAPPY connections. When I say crappy, I mean crap like "these bad Cell yields for Sony are huge trouble, Sony will be bought by 2010". I hate those comments. People just make these terrible, naive connections, it's almost painful, seriously.

Now to more in depth stuff.

PS3's controller has a tilt function...that does NOT mean that Sony sucks and is a bunch of copy cats (a third grader word, but a word I've heard from people here non the less). The tilt function is an amazing idea, it could change FPS forever. Instead of two joysticks, you can tilt the controller to aim and the joystick to move around. Why would Sony not want to implement a great idea? God knows. Too bad Microsoft didn't think of it huh? I would also say that it's really lame to diss the boomerang-shaped PS3 controller, then when it's changed back search for resons to diss the new one (like, Sony is a copy cat...wtf? lol)

Regarding the PS3 price. It's high, it's unfortunate and it let everyone who wanted a PS3 down big time. Was it expected? yes and no, because of all the rumors floating around. However, why does every site maintain that the PS3 is more expensive because it's more powerful and has more features? BECAUSE IT'S TRUE. Pro-360 users always try to steer away from the fact that the PS3 is just more powerful and has better features. Um hello? Blu-ray? It's going to be $100 for an HD DVD drive for your 360...that makes the actual price difference just $100. Then you factor in how incredibly high the prices were on eBay because of the 360's *ahem depondant release (no one could get one.) Then there's the Cell...it's more powerful. You can talk about the G71 being slower in the 360 GPU, but realize that the Cell does work on the graphics, right? Like...the graphics engine? I could launch into a huge debate about what the Cell does, but most of you either wouldn't understand or would lay down some techno crap of your own.

So it's obvious that the PS3 is more powerful, because a lot of people say it won't make a difference. Then when I say it does they say to prove it, saying the console's not out yet. All I can say to that is 1: with 7-8 months left, we'll see MUCH better in-game videos (that's a DUH) and 2: The difference between the two will more likely become apparent later, when these consoles are really unlocked.

Regarding pro-PC people...if you think that a PC is worth the money for gaming compared to a console, you're just stupid. If you want a computer that can run games like those of the PS3, 360, and Wii, you're going to be paying THOUSANDS of dollars! How is that a better deal than $300-600 max? Makes ABSOLUTELY no sense. Especially since the next-gen consoles have USB ports, so you can use the console with a mouse and keyboard, just like a PC. I have nothing else to say to PC kids.

I don't have a whole lot to say about the games for these consoles except that, from what I've seen, the few games that are PS3-only are just too good to pass up. The 360's got Halo 3 now. Ok for one thing, Halo is a kid game. Complete with crappy story, a macho shiny armor guy as a main character, and lots of flashes of light and lots of color. Enough about Halo. PS3's games just look better. Gran Turismo, Virtua Fighter, FF13, etc. All the 360 counterparts of PS3 games are just bad. Project Gothem is a kiddie racing game, for people that like Lambos and other million-dollar cars. Gran Turismo is a more grown-up racer. Forza is ok, but it's just not as good. Enough about games though, since it's mostly opinion.

Let's not leave out the Wii. The Wii looks great. It'll be cheap, and a great console for younger folks (like the 360.) I'm getting the Wii for my little brother, he's excited about it. The controller idea is amazing, and I'm definately stealing my bro's Wii to play any new Zelda title that comes out. Wii's not only for little kids, it has lots of other cool games coming out. Of course, there's lots of bathroom jokes one can make about Wii, like "play with my Wii" and stuff. If you think that's funny, you probably play Halo. There's also the fact that the controller is shaped like a...certain tool used by woman and some men. Then there's the fact that it vibrates. Ok that's kind of funny, but it's no reason not to buy one.

I'm not going to make a conclusion, read the whole post and respond as you see fit. I didn't use the word fanboy (I don't think) here so I'd rather you all not use it. It's an angering word. We're all part of a gaming community here, there's way too much flaming going on in the comments sections.

Peace,

i voiced my opinion in another topic. :confused:

Craig
11-Jan-2007, 10:22 PM
I've always thought of PC gaming as multiplayer and console gaming as nothing more than story or campaign modes, with the 360 I get both pretty easily, so I can play a couple of missions on CoD3 and then meet my friends on Live or play 4 player on the widescreen downstairs.

So, though I still play PC games, it's mainly just crazy slugfests on games like CSS (ZombieMod) or DoDS.

No one except one of my rich, game-fanatic friends has really mentioned getting a PS3, and even he said he might just stick with his PS2 because he thinks 360 is crap for some reason.

I just wish one of my friends had Wii, looks like wicked fun!

Terran
12-Jan-2007, 12:27 AM
I just wish one of my friends had Wii, looks like wicked fun!

Beer+Friends+Wii Sports=Sports betting... Its a lot of fun...

"I bet you five bucks I can beat you in Nine Holes of golf"...:D

Golf and Bowling is what I generally up playing at my house those ones are the easiest to get people into too....and takes a decent bit of skill to be really good....and no skill to be able to play so its guests favorite as well

Danny
12-Jan-2007, 03:31 AM
first off i cant believe how much the 360 is ebating the wii, i know i voted for it but damn i thought only the pc would get teh same amount of votes.

i dont like pc games purely cus playing with a keyboard and a mouse feels too much like work compared to a controller, be it a regular, a light gun or even a wiimote.

LouCipherr
12-Jan-2007, 12:35 PM
As far as not liking playing PC's using a keyboard/mouse - ya'll know you can get controllers just like the PS2/3 & X360 for the PC, right? Just remap your keys to your controller and you've got the best of both worlds: pc power with console playability. :D


The other day my dad came over to hang out and watch the game. Well, I was playing 360 when he first got there and when he looked at the control he said "HOLY SH*T! How long did it take you to memorize where all those buttons are and what they do?!?!" He hadn't played or seen a gaming system since the NES.

I can imagine that would be one hell of a mind f*ck about gaming. It sure has evolved since then.

lemme tell ya, the first time I grabbed a playstation controller, I said to myself "WHAT THE HELL?!" - I couldn't believe how many buttons were on the damn controller! :lol: Remember, i'm an older fogey (well, 35), and my first gaming system was a pong machine (two 'dials' and a few switches) then graduated to an Atari 2600 (a single joystick and single button) then went to Nintendo and Sega Genesis - this is when it got weird. Some of the 'better' Sega controllers had SIX buttons and two 'shift' or 'shoulder' buttons - a hell of a lot compared to the few on the Ninteno and the single button on the 2600 joystick.

Then, along came the PS2, the Xbox, and I got even more confused. :lol: I watch my son playing X360 now and I'm amazed and the number of button/stick combos he's able to pull off and memorize - it's amazing. But what's even stranger is I seem to adapt to the keyboard/mouse thing one heck of a lot quicker than 20 buttons on a controller. I'll never understand that. My brain must be wired strangely.


Thats what Ive done....hooked up a PC to a large screen HD TV with progressive scan...

Ok, now THAT rocks! I'd love to see my PC hooked up to my 50" LCD. Wow.. Battlefield 2 on a massive widescreen.. I can just smell the C4... it smells like....victory! :D At the moment, the only think hooked up to my widescreen is the kids X360 and the original Xbox. Lemme tell ya, Dead Rising on a 50" is sweeeeeeeeeeet. :lol:

MinionZombie
12-Jan-2007, 12:46 PM
It's a mix of both worlds with controllers.

Keyboard + Mouse is suited to FPS and 3rd person shooters. Pads are suited towards fighting/skating-type-things/racers and I guess things like Sonic.

Playing an FPS on a joypad is retarded, you can't get the accuracy or respond that you can get from a mouse and keyboard - especially the mouse when it comes to accurate sniping. Trying to snipe on Halo 2 with one of those wiggly-wobbly stick things was just the stupidest thing I've ever seen.

W-S-A-D forever!!!

capncnut
12-Jan-2007, 01:03 PM
I know what you're talking about MZ but I find the keyboard and mouse over simplistic and waaay too easy when it comes to FPS titles. The joypad gets the balance right I think and sometimes the analogue controls are configured to provide a more realistic gameplay element. Saying that, there are FPS games that work better on the PC (Half Life 2 being one of them) but Halo is a console game, end of. Wouldn't have it any other way.

Danny
12-Jan-2007, 01:29 PM
amen to that man.:cool:

LouCipherr
12-Jan-2007, 02:30 PM
I know what you're talking about MZ but I find the keyboard and mouse over simplistic and waaay too easy when it comes to FPS titles.

Over simplistic? Usually people complain it's too complicated. :)

I dunno man, analog sticks are horrible for accuracy when it comes to aiming in an FPS game. Press to the left, it goes just a tad too far - then push it back to the right and it goes too far to the right - by that time, you're brain is bullet food. :lol: A mouse gives you instant aiming accuracy (if you're any good), and making corrections if you aim too far one way or another is easier to compensate with a mouse than a analog stick - at least for me. ;)

But again, it's what's comfortable to you. Some people find controllers easier to use, some find keyboards easier (yes, mz, WSAD forever - or on my case, EDSF - I remap my keyboard in every game to give me more keys/options. :lol:). It's all good.

No matter what you do, just keep stomping ass of the people you play against. If you can waste 'em with a controller faster than a KB, go for it! :D

LC