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No need to be oversensitive about the Australia thing, I doubt Espadon was being serious.
Its because he doesn't understand that Australians are just cooler than some people.
Quote from: STM1993 on January 27, 2009, 08:59:06 amYou'd have to press the analog to one side and wait for the cursor to turn to one direction really slowly.Change the look sensitivity (My Halo 3 Sensitivity is 6/10).
You'd have to press the analog to one side and wait for the cursor to turn to one direction really slowly.
Last year, I dreamt I was pissing at a restroom, but I missed the urinal and my penis exploded.
Actually you can quite easily use a mouse/keyboard on a PS3, I don't know about the 360 though.
QuoteOk, so try not to include personal opinion, but you may include personal experienceJERICH:That probably(and really isn't) working here, especially on a gaming forum where people are generally more sensitive in terms of anything to do with gaming.I understand you aren't looking for what the person thinks is better, but rather the pros and cons of both.No matter how many pros and cons are posted, there will be some bias because of personal experience which in turn becomes a personal opinion.Example:Console controllers are more comfortable, especially the PS controllers. From my personal experience, I have always preferred the PS controller over the mouse and keyboard anyday.Sure, that is a pro for me, but since it was from experience and is questionable, it becomes a personal opinion. Others will be more inclined to disagree and say the keyboard/mouse combo offers way more versatily, options, precision, yata yata yata. Again, that person, is going for personal preference which becomes their opinion.Of course, there is factual statements such as numbers and better specs(which is still a touchy and a preference thing), but as far as I have read, almost everyone has said a personal opinion.
Ok, so try not to include personal opinion, but you may include personal experience
Resolutions: Sure PC can have great resolutions, but I am not concerned with having 2500x1600 or w/e as opposed to 1080x720. A game will still play terrible at high resolutions because the game is terrible.Controller: As I said, I prefer the PS controller because it is what I grown accustommed to and playing with the PC keyboard/mouse will always be more awkward(to me). And I've played my fair share of both.Network: From "experience", playing online games for steam, especially TF2 was really laggy. I uninstalled steam, and any game geared to online play. If I do play games online, it would be on my PS3.Protection/Modifications: Both the PC and console are vulnerable to hackers, although I experience(or at least notice) it more with the PC. Yes, the PC has more modifications, but that also means it probably is much easier to create viruses(although it probably isn't much harder to do it to a console). I'm completely against hacking and I don't really care for modification.Game Selection/Options: I own a PS2, PS3, and a computer. Honestly, I probably only play the PS3 if it's with someone else, otherwise if I wanted to play a game, I'd play my PS2. But since these systems become obsolete, so do their games. The computer offers many games and the fact they have programs to play all my favorite final fantasy games and other PS1, Nintendo, etc.. Ironically, I'm usually playing on the computer play console games.User-friendliness: With consoles, its pop in the game and play. PCs require installation as well as prerequisites in specs or whatever. I understand that most of you are fully capable of understanding these concepts, but you would be suprised at how many people are not computer literate that can't do the easiest computer tasks. Sure, there are people who are not gaming literate and won't know how to work a console, but it is generally easier to work a console than a PC.