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I only ever played the first Prime and am looking forward to the other two. The motion controls have been hard to get used to though, possibly due to not finding a good position for the sensor bar, but probably also because despite not even having played the game in over a decade my fingers remember what they should be doing and where with the original controls, which messes things up with the new ones.
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Neo Rasa posted:Have you played around with the game's options? If you set the controls to "advanced" I feel like it's a lot easier to control than default, there's also a lot of in-game settings for the dead zone for your weapon movement and other stuff that, while subtle, might make it a lot easier to get used to the motion controls. Yeah switching to advanced did help a bit, but I'll have to dig around for that dead zone setting. I think that would probably help with not swaying all over like a drunk. Still not a fan of the visor and weapon selection though. Those buttons are just awkwardly placed.
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Feb 1, 2015 18:37
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There are many best gamecube games, for the gamecube was a Good system. However only one of them is prime.
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Feb 2, 2015 04:55
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Something I only just noticed in Prime 1 is that if you're at critical health you can faintly hear injured breathing. This loving game. How did they get so much right and still remember little touches like that, eye reflections in the visor, and X-ray visor's effect on the gun?
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