Michael Cargill wrote:
> "ln" <ln@spam.com> wrote in message
> news:18zlkzxsdkqyu$.9e9kcl8jj07d.dlg@40tude.net...
> 
>>If the mechanics of the game work well,
>>it'll relegate future versions of Virtua Tennis on the PS3 and Xbox360,
>>however advanced graphically to the level of pong.
> 
> 
> No it won't.  People still play and enjoy the likes of Tony Hawks on a
> controller, even though peripherals like dance mats and snowboards are
> available for games.
> 
> 

Do you find playing DDR/Samba/Donkey Konga etc. etc. any fun with a 
joypad?  As much as people rave about VT, there's really very little to 
it, even Super Tennis on SNES was more varied and challenging.  People 
might still enjoy playing it with a pad, but compared to how it /could/ 
be played it'll could seem fairly backwards in comparison.  Depends on 
how such a thing'd be executed, but I know which way I'd rather be 
playing, if it were possible.

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[ste]
"Throw me your matches 'cause I like to burn stuff"