PixlBit

I wanna play Tempest 2000 and Aliens Vs. Predator on it.

I can't wait. Although I have for a while now.

Ooo. That's a good comparison. I want to hear more about that.

Yea, now that you mention it. I know what you mean.

I played the demo on Xbox 360 and couldn't figure out how to do a melee attack. Why does every RE game have such strange controls? I've never liked their choice of camera view either. Ah, but I keep trying to find a RE game I can like.

I'm partially kidding with my outrage. When I played the Dreamcast back in the early oughts, I don't remember ever complaining about it even when playing round after round of Quake III Arena. I was actually fascinated by the VMU (not the EMU I mistakenly referenced in my comment) and used it for Skies of Arcadia. I had the most fun though using the fishing rod controller for games like Sega Marine Fishing. However, the standard Dreamcast controller compared to today's controllers for the 360 and PS3  is a little bulky.

Chris Kohler of Wired magazine and the Game/Life podcast mentioned that Microsoft might be in a similar state of arrogance and overconfidence that Sony was in at the launch of the PS3. With their recent successes, they think we will buy whatever they put out. They also assume the mainstream will also buy in and so offer lots of things they want. Sony was sure wrong with the PS3. I'm a little more optimisitic about Microsoft, but personally, I'm not so sure I'm on board yet. They may have gone a little too far trying to seduce the casual and nongamers. It's still early though and the games I like still have yet to be shown. E3 can't come soon enough for me to settle my thoughts on Xbox One.

I finally have this game in my collection. When oh when am I going to find the time to play it, I ask myself.

Ha ha. I've actually never had a Jaguar but would love to try it out. I'll take your word that it feels better than it looks.

I was playing the Wii last weekend and then my 3DS, but when I got back to picking up that Xbox 360 controller, I just smiled as I gripped it like you would a hockey stick or baseball bat before a faceoff or pitch. It felt just right as an extension of my body ready to manipulate a virtual world.