I like that it lets you play with both traditional analog and classic tank controls. Sure, analog controls can get a bit wonky when camera angles change yet the direction you're moving carries over (despite no longer matching the direction youre pushing on the stick), but it's necessary so you don't start running back the way you came from if the view flips around between areas.
Regardless, I still love the tension tank controls cause when you're trying to haul ass away from danger, but you're over here spinning around like the ship on Asteroids.
Gotta admit, it seems lazy for Capcom to leave this out when it's more expensive than the same exact experience on other platforms (okay.. minus handheld). I already have a Wii connected to a decent CRT television (via component cables), so the need for better picture quality is lessened since it isn't as blocky as standard def games on an HDTV. Gyro aiming would have helped sway me towards buying the Switch version. For now, I'll wait to see if they patch it in, or if there is a really good price when it goes on sale.
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Re: Review: Resident Evil - A Great Version Of A Classic Which Stubbornly Refuses To Get With The Times
I like that it lets you play with both traditional analog and classic tank controls. Sure, analog controls can get a bit wonky when camera angles change yet the direction you're moving carries over (despite no longer matching the direction youre pushing on the stick), but it's necessary so you don't start running back the way you came from if the view flips around between areas.
Regardless, I still love the tension tank controls cause when you're trying to haul ass away from danger, but you're over here spinning around like the ship on Asteroids.
Re: Resident Evil 4 On Switch Is Missing Something Pretty Major For Nintendo Fans
Gotta admit, it seems lazy for Capcom to leave this out when it's more expensive than the same exact experience on other platforms (okay.. minus handheld). I already have a Wii connected to a decent CRT television (via component cables), so the need for better picture quality is lessened since it isn't as blocky as standard def games on an HDTV. Gyro aiming would have helped sway me towards buying the Switch version. For now, I'll wait to see if they patch it in, or if there is a really good price when it goes on sale.