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And yet I felt the gaming I tried on mobiles and tablets constricted to poking and flailing with too little feedback, which was fine for slower stuff and puzzle
by nooneelse 14y ago
And yet I felt the gaming I tried on mobiles and tablets constricted to poking and flailing with too little feedback, which was fine for slower stuff and puzzle games (and I can enjoy those, but they aren't all I really want). Until, that is, I hooked up a PS3 controller via bluetooth. Now I'm back to actually enjoying some racing games and replaying GTAIII just for the fun heck of some comfortably controlled nostalgia. A thousand game flowers blooming is nice and all, but it would be nice, imho, to start having some convergence toward good/better controller(s) (where good maps, for me, to something where form follows function relative to the shape of human hands and how I have lots of fingers and they still train moderately well to precisely timed coordinated actions using tactile feedback... oh and hooks into lots of games/platforms).