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Obviously circle strafing would work through that and a combination of the analog stick's movement, similar to pressing the strafe key and aiming the mouse. Like I said as an example, how would you circle strafe? You can't keep pointing the remote further and further in one direction indefinitely. You completely missed the point of my post. I understand the system you're suggesting. If they were to do it they should make it so that when you hold down a specific button it freezes the camera and lets you aim with the pointer for precision (Kairon could correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe they did something along those lines (freezing the camera to aim) in Far Cry for the Wii). I suppose they could include it as an option, the more options the better.

It's clearly the best way with a mouse, I don't think it is with the Wii remote. With the Wii remote this is an even more obvious solution, I think. It is clearly the best way of doing it as it eliminates the clunky need to look and aim separately. This is how the FPS genre has always worked on the PC. As opposed to moving the crosshair up against the side of the screen to pan in that direction, you could do so by simply point over that way, as you look always look around. You simply wouldn't be able to move the crosshair around the screen, it would be fixed in the center and thus be much more closely tied into your looking as the screen would instead move around it. In that game you could change the size of the bounding box that determines what point away from the center of the screen moving the cursor begins to scroll the screen (tall and narrow lets you turn quickly and gives more freedom for aiming vertically with precision) and change the turning speed to the point that you can do a 180 degree turn at a speed that would cause major whiplash and injuries if an actual human were to do it, along with a bunch of other options. What this game should do is what EA did with Medal of Honor Heroes 2 and give a lot of options for fine tuning the controls to your liking.

#Reaper mini kairon Pc

I really don't think they should make the cursors like that in Wii shooters, it works on the PC with a mouse but on the Wii it would take away the feeling of pointing and shooting and be less precise. With the Wii, developers really need to look toward the PC and design games so that the screen moves around the reticle, thus making one's ability to look around much quicker and more precise. I really hope this is not the case, as that makes turning painfully slow. Also, I couldn't help but notice that the aiming reticle looked to be moving around the screen, ala Red Steel. Unless the develop that All Seeing Eye tool into a fun mechanic, I fear the game will just be another generic FPS. The graphics look pretty good some spots, but rather bland in others.

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