MENTHOL Wrote: I'm not going to argue about silly controllers. But the right shoulder button should be for block like the Xbox and PS2 versions. Not to mention the D pad is really tiny. The Joybox actually works with the Xbox's version of MKDA. The Gamcube's Joybox does not so you're stuck with GC controllers only. The 2 13 4 (how did you do that?) has been around for Tekken, the SNES days, forever. It's really easy to use that setup. The GC controller just makes it awkward. The saving is what I meant for the Koffin's along with saving koins in general. It has to save to a memory card. The harddrive takes care of that and you never see the saving. All in all the S Controller's only difference between the Dual Shock is they took the back shoulder buttons and put them below the face buttons. That's why I say if MK tournaments are hed again, use the Xbox version. That way PS2 and Xbox owners can battle each other. The Graphics side, it's really noticable if you're into electronics. I have a Toshiba 24in flatscreen along with Xbox Component Monster Cables. You can't beat that, period (unless you have a plasma TV ). The difference between MKDA isn't great but if you really played all three versions you'd notice it. Thanks to the power of the PS2! Just look at DOA3. Where is a better looking fighting game? The Xbox's version of MK6 will show it's miles ahead of the other two. It already showed with MKDA with no effort at all. The best multi platform games will always end up on Xbox and games built from the ground up will always look best on Xbox. There's really no arguing it. The track record is there.

That almost brought a tear in my eye. Well said ! *cough*xboxrocks!*cough*

MENTHOL Wrote: I'm not going to argue about silly controllers. But the right shoulder button should be for block like the Xbox and PS2 versions.

The right trigger IS block. Just like the other two versions.

There's another button on the right shoulder of the Gamecube though, situated just in front of the R trigger which is the Z button. (It's in the same kind of place as the R1 button on a PS/PS2 controller)

And yes the D-Pad is a little smaller on the GC but it's nothing you can't get used to in about 5 minutes.

White_Pointer

MENTHOL Wrote: I'm not going to argue about silly controllers. But the right shoulder button should be for block like the Xbox and PS2 versions.

YOu should not argue about silly controllers if you don't know about them... duh....

As white Pointer posted there are two buttons there... And its location is very handy actually, you can press it very quickly

I remember when i'd start these fights all the time!:)hehehDoes anyone else remember??Yeah well who really cares.Man oh man!I am not making any sense,wait something really stinks in my house,I gotta get outta here something's burning!!!!!

White_Pointer Wrote: And yes the D-Pad is a little smaller on the GC but it's nothing you can't get used to in about 5 minutes.

That saying can go for any controller for any problem. Controller issues aside since that's all opinion. The game looks the best on Xbox. That's really the only thing that determines which is the best version since everything else is the same. Oh and no saving to memory cards.

Leno_mk Wrote: MENTHOL Wrote: I'm not going to argue about silly controllers. But the right shoulder button should be for block like the Xbox and PS2 versions. YOu should not argue about silly controllers if you don't know about them... duh.... As white Pointer posted there are two buttons there... And its location is very handy actually, you can press it very quickly

Please...there's people here arguing about the S Controller when they obviously have no clue how it works or how simple it is. Just returning the favor.

It's very handy for the S Controller too and you can press it very quickly. Seriously controller issues for fighting games is so last year as far as arguments go and very childish to believe the controller you use is the best in the world and a controller someone else uses sucks. There's ways around controller issues anyway. I pointed them out. There is no "fact" when it comes to controller opinions.

Oh and I have played the Gamecube version back when it was released. The controller is ass and it doesn't look as good as the Xbox version.
Anywho all fanboy antics aside, why bother using a controller? Arcade sticks are where it's at .

Yay Xbox! heheh