o1s1n wrote: » Ah yes, I remember the days of playing PC Doom, Duke 3D and Quake with arrow keys, Ctrl for shoot and alt for strafe. Dont think I really used WASD and mouse until HL came along. I quite like it for Quake, but Doom and Duke 3D don't feel right unless you're using the arrow keys
Retr0gamer wrote: » Old school Duke Nukem 3D worked with mouse look and WASD as did all the build engine games.
waveform wrote: » That's true, but I bet very few, if any used it that way when it came out first. The default controls were the arrow keys.
STG.Otaku wrote: » Just received some really nice shoejuice!Skweek! (PC Engine) Adorable puzzler. Top game and lots of fun!Gradius (PC Engine) Probably the best home version after the X68000.Gradius II (PC Engine) As fun as discovering €5 in an old jacket pocket!Download 2 (PC Engine) One of the best Game Over screens ever!Super Darius 2 (PC Engine) Owned this now for 5 minutes and have already cupped my beltnuggets and expelled litres of trouser custard over the sheer joy of this game's presence in my home!
Jack burton wrote: » Very nice Always wondered why the box has a wood grain pattern on it, first time I saw one I though it was a special edition and expected the phone to have the same pattern
STG.Otaku wrote: » I thought similar. It's kind of an odd design. That said, the Note 3 has a weird leather back, totally different to my S4 and the Mega I had previously, those designs haven't changed.
waveform wrote: » Did you get rid of the Nokia Lumia? When I first saw that you were buying one on here, I was like why the **** are you buying a Windows Phone? But I never actually said it in a post. :P
Jack burton wrote: » I'm a lefty and I find default mouse and keyboard setup does me great! Headshots for all!
Dr Bob wrote: » Doesnt matter whether you're a lefty or righty .....as long as you invert the y axis...;)
Myrddin wrote: » You sick, sick people who do that...
Retr0gamer wrote: » Inverting the y-axis is the right way to do it. all the old school quake players used to do it. It's only when noobies came in that didn't invert that non-inverting became the Justin Bieber of mouse orientation, popular but ultimately wrong.
Jack burton wrote: » Really cant wait to get my hands on it. I didnt get a chance to get the arcade artwork book, thats one I'll regret now!