Wii U

This complaint doesn't make any sense to me. Read this snippet.


Dual analog triggers on the rear offer a meager, albeit meaningful, level of precision; pressure sensitivity helps to circumvent the lacking hyper-precision of a mouse/keyboard, offering one trigger to pull up a gun's sights, while the other is used to fire rounds. The importance of those analog triggers cannot be understated, in everything from the annual Call of Duty game to one-off entries like Bulletstorm -- pressure-sensitive triggers really matter when it comes to this genre.


What do analog triggers have to do with pulling up the sights to a gun or shooting the gun. I don't see why a digital trigger would not do the exact same thing.

Source: http://www.engadget.com/2012/11/15/editorial-wii-u-first-person-shooters/

I agree. Though, it is limiting.

Nintendo will most likely fix this if their is a big enough out cry. In the end, though, it is what it is.
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Analog triggers provide an extra cushion of control for FPS. Scoping is not a good example of why analog triggers are needed, but for firing weapons, analog triggers function more like real life gun triggers, where the trigger has a little "give" before that point of no return, where the shot is fired.

Not to mention, the analog portion of the triggers is not only used for shooting. A recent example, in Halo 4, the degree of how hard the left trigger is being pressed while driving a ghost determines at what strength the ghost will be boosting -- it allows for tighter controls while driving.

Likewise, in Theater and Forge mode you use the analog triggers heavily to adjust video playback speed, camera speed, object rotation, etc.

It's a useful feature to have, since a lot of real life applications require analog input verses just "on" or "off." There's a reason we use analog joysticks for most games and that we will never go back; no amount of buttons can offer the same amount of precision and control a joystick does in a 3D world. The reasoning is the same for analog triggers.

Skill4Reel posted...

He is pretty much saying that he prefers the way the buttons/triggers feel on the XB360 controller, and isn't willing to adjust to playing with anything else.

It is very crucial to grand theft auto 4. Which makes it incompatible with the Wii u. It is a huge difference from blasting to just aiming or driving like a maniac or driving like a normal person to blend in with the crowd.
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ElectricMole posted...

You've never driven a car before if you dont know how important light and hard pressure matters when controlling the thing.

Proof that Nintendo's diehard fans are a bunch of kids.
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