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[wizmaster]

I didn't expect much from Link's Training but I might get it anyway but I was wondering if you guys played MOH without the zapper. It seems like you guys only played it with the zapper and, lets be serious, it's a stupid shell (maybe good for newbies though). If you guys only played it with the zapper then it wouldn't really be a fair review (and who SERIOUSLY wanted to use the zapper at all let alone for this game).

[eddielee]

Jeff already responded to this in the Radish thread.

I'll re-iterate what he said.
Basically, even without the zapper, the game doesn't stand up to all the great shooters like CoD4 and Halo 3. There are many other issues with the game, not just the controls.

[wizmaster]

Jeff already responded to this in the Radish thread.

I'll re-iterate what he said.
Basically, even without the zapper, the game doesn't stand up to all the great shooters like CoD4 and Halo 3. There are many other issues with the game, not just the controls.

Thanks, I really didn't feel like going through all those pages. It would have been nice to see some non-zapper action though.

[gojira]

Jeff already responded to this in the Radish thread.

I'll re-iterate what he said.
Basically, even without the zapper, the game doesn't stand up to all the great shooters like CoD4 and Halo 3. There are many other issues with the game, not just the controls.

Without the zapper, the game controls amazingly. You have full control over the bounding box (how far you move your cursor to rotate your view). And you also have control over the sensitivity of scrolling in all directions. It is crazy customizable. If you played Metroid and liked the controls in that game, you should feel the same about this one. Maybe even more so.

As for the game itself. I'm probably not the person to ask because I'm not a huge fan of these types of games. But a quick check of gamerankings.com has it at 79% so far. So it's good, but not great.