Can you use a computer mouse without your arthritis flaring up? Then you probably can use the controller.Star-Blighter wrote:Well I can't imagine how I could manage to use the Rev controller without making my arthritis flare up, but hey what do I know, I'm just a person with hands, like everyone else...
Because designers wants people to play their games. No-one would play a game that hurts or makes you overly tired. Don't assume that they are idiots.Why not?Dooey Joe wrote:And no, no designer would design a game that will make your arms tired from normal play. It is possible to rest the damn thing in the knee, just like normal controllers (or remotes for that fucking matter).
What does any of that have to do with the appearance of the device?Jadeite wrote: Who gives a flying fuck what the controller looks like? You're not buying a system because its controller looks retarded? Do you really think that you'll be spending more time looking at the controller than the TV?
One uses a remote to change channels and operating menus. AT NO TIME are you forced to make rapid inputs to prevent a game character from dying or being forced to restart a level when you want to watch an episode of Doctor Who.
The "brick" is designed for ease of use with one hand...Or a bastardized version of a current design for use with one hand and designed specifically to be easy to use that way.
