Man some of u will think up anythign to throw it in ps2's/ps3's face. Yea okami didnt copy anything u dumbass. Always excuses and bullshit from some of the nintendo fanboys on here it pisses me off. And look who ur defending, when the gamecube remakes ps1 games.NeMeZyZ said:
so true... and to the dumbass who said okami is copying TP...shut up... okami has been in the works almost a year before TP began. And what, its a wolf... does that make it copying? I dont see any guy running around in a tunis swinging a sword I dont see any triforce. The closest this can resemble to is Wind Waker, just by the cell-shadedness... start reading booksNateTheGreat said:
? It's bloody hard I'll tell you, however just using the analogue stick you could roll it around at an even speed and get :O a circle. The generall idea of using the Wiimote and nunchuk for this game lends its self very well in theory though in practice some people simply have steadier hands than others yea i am a faggot. good one.NeMeZyZ said:
Sure it's hard to draw circle with a laser pointer; most laser pointers are tiny and the pinpoint of light they create is even smaller. The wiimote, however is quite a bit larger and the circle that you would be drawing in Okami would be represented on screen, so you wouldn't have difficulty joining the two ends. Think about it this way: you are going to draw a circle on paper, which is easier to use? A fine-point pen, or a fat-tip marker? The laser pointer is like the fine-point pen, while the fat-tip is the wiimote. Most of us can agree that it's easier to draw a circle with a marker than a pen. As for using the PS2's analog stick to draw a circle, it's sort of comparable to drawing a circle using one of those USB computer tablets; a.k.a. it's really not intuitive or fun. Have you even played Okami?Taero said:
