i have to disagree. i have (several) ps2->gc converters and actualy tired one out when i first started playing re4 in hopes to bring back that nastalga feeling, and eneded up going back to the wavebird. seriously, a game like resident evil where you have one main action button works perfectly with a controller with one main action button. if we were talking about street fighter i'd be talking down on the gc controller all day. it doesn't work for everything, but it works great for re4.
RE 4 Impressions..?..
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How are those respond times with the Wave Bird in the quick timer events? Im refering to those quick commands promps, for example say in the Krauser fight in pro mode.
I kind of want to try the bird with RE4 but i dont know how itll respond.
Thank you.
How are those respond times with the Wave Bird in the quick timer events? Im refering to those quick commands promps, for example say in the Krauser fight in pro mode.
I kind of want to try the bird with RE4 but i dont know how itll respond.
Thank you.
If I hadn't tried one I wouldn't have an opinion on it. I've tried GC, PS2 and XBox pads and the PS2 pad is easily my least favourite. I only put up with it fot a while to play one of my favourite games back when it was only on the PS2 (PES2). But I'm not going to bother saying something like "The GC pad is just better, simple as that" because I realise the difference between personal preference and fact.
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Ok man thanks for the input.
Yes, definitly the best controllers this round. I dont play much with them cause they seem so delicate but great controllers anyway.
Yes, definitly the best controllers this round. I dont play much with them cause they seem so delicate but great controllers anyway.
Yup , mine fell ... alright was thrown out a car going 45 miles an hour on the way down to florida , still works though the bottom was very scracthed up .see colon said:
Its a great controler mabye the best wireless controller ever , I have 4 of them now , HOpefully they put one out for the ns5
i think revolution might come with wireless as standard. not saying 100%, but with the cost of wavebirds today ($30-40) and the cost of first part xbox controllers ($30) i think it's almost a no brainer that wireless will become the norm next gen, even if it's aftermarket.
Since we're on the subject of controllers..
I'd like to point out that about 5 days ago.. in a quick fit of rage unrelated to any game.. I took my GCN controller, smashed my fist on it like a hammer 3-4 times (not minding if I break it) and then in frustration.. threw it pret-ty hard at a solid wall.
Works perfectly.
I'd like to point out that about 5 days ago.. in a quick fit of rage unrelated to any game.. I took my GCN controller, smashed my fist on it like a hammer 3-4 times (not minding if I break it) and then in frustration.. threw it pret-ty hard at a solid wall.
Works perfectly.
...the heck? Take if from someone who's played a lot of Beatmania over the years... There is no lack of responsiveness there!Goldni said:
Hitting button combinations is one of the things I would give credit to the Dual Shock over the GameCube's controller--especially since you tended to follow up the A/B hits with L/R combinations, which are MUCH easier on the Dual Shock. Plus, why on earth would you "both fingers" on either controller with the game? You'd press both buttons with your thumb. That way you don't have to move your hand and be worse at hitting the triggers if that option comes up.
Weird...
A game like Resident Evil 4 should really have NO button complaints. Is the X on Dual Shock so magically hard to hit that you need the overlarge A to feed good? Are the GameCube's triggers so slow and the game so fast paced that you NEED the extra response time of the Dual Shock's triggers to play up to par? Feh. You can develop preferences, certainly, but in neither case is it worth of real complaints.
As I said before, the thing that will drive 90% of the controller preference for RE4 comes down to the left analog control (since you use it most and there's a good amount of careful and strategic targetting you'll want to do with it) and just holding the controller in general--the "feel" most people already have their preference on.
Personally, I think both controllers will be absolutely fine for the game, with the DS likely being a bit clunkier with the analog aiming. (Though I'm not sure by how much, since I've rarely run across games that care that much yet to compare. I plan on doing my preliminary comparisons once the PS2/Xbox Monkey Balls are out.
) RE4, however, is not the type of game that will tax any controller. If you already have your preference, there's really nothing about the game that will cause you to change your mind.Refreshment said:
I am not him but I use WaveBird 99.99% of the time for GC, it is very good 99% of the time (don't ask me for figure, just estimation), but I did have experience some lost of input during my 5 play throughs of RE4 in the QTEs with WaveBird on a pair of new energizers. May be there are too many RF devices around these days. No problem at all with the normal wired controller.
Capcom denies CG World report on dowgraded PS2 RE4 #1
Capcom denied a previous rumor regarding to the PlayStation 2 port of Biohazard 4 being downgraded in graphic quality. The company stated that the review in the Japanese CG World magazine has never took place and the report was completely false.
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Capcom denied a previous rumor regarding to the PlayStation 2 port of Biohazard 4 being downgraded in graphic quality. The company stated that the review in the Japanese CG World magazine has never took place and the report was completely false.
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They have some high expectations to furfill then.
I'm sure their idea of what constitutes a "downgrade" is different, though. Obviously there have to be trade-offs from one architecture to another. I was certain they would deny the types of rumors floating about, though.
As to the end product... well, we'll just have to see.
As to the end product... well, we'll just have to see.
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When did Capcom do that? Where? Really, that just sounds like made up news.
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