Oct 9, 2010 -- 5:34PM, BrioCyrain wrote:

I guess I'm just a dieing breed of PC gamer...the kind who uses keyboard and mouse to play shooters for better accuracy and such.

No not at all! It just goes down to preferences, and some games just don't know how to properly utilize PC controls. Lost Planet PC was a port of the console version, in which did not have all that much time working on making sure everything was fluid. I haven't tried the PC controls, so I'm not quite sure if they mad it easier to play on the keyboard and mouse, than the Xbox 360 controller. Another thing would be that some people have an Xbox360 and a PC. I played the game on the Xbox 360, and I've grown accustomed to the controls on the Xbox controller. So instead of learning an entirely new control scheme, I just plugged in my controller USB and jumped into the action.

I just know that some games that started on the consoles and then transitioned to the PC have some awkward controls sometimes (*cough* Gears of War *cough cough*). In the end it just comes down to preference.

Oct 9, 2010 -- 1:06AM, BrioCyrain wrote:

I find it hard to understand seeing how gaming computers are a lot more expensive than a console and the features you ask for a more suited for a console environment. I have yet to come across ANY pc game that has Split-screen, I'm not saying it's a dumb idea, but not many pc games account for controllers seeing how most pc games are programmed for a mouse and keyboard.

If you really want me to bug off fine but I just find it strange for asking Capcom if they have a console feature to a pc-version of a game.

Kane & Lynch and Left 4 Dead support it.

It's not a common feature in PC games, but there are games which supports it. It would be a very welcome feature to me. Not only for shooters, but any genre.