Re: Geist - anyone else bought a copy?

Ray Blaak wrote:
> Basically, I found that I despise when movement and turning are done on
> separate sticks. It's as simple as that. I can't stand it.

Does that mean that the left stick is forward, backward and sideways strafing,
and the right stick up, down and turn? In that case it would be the layout I
use most for FPS on consoles.
Or have I got that wrong?

> The best advice is to try it yourself. The basic possesion idea of the game
> is what intrigued me.

Yeah that's what made it interesting for me too, although it has been done
before with Messiah, but not in the same way.

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M.I.K.e
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