Originally Posted by Dark Nation

Skexis: I had no problem with the Joypad, and if you want to use a gamepad, download Joy2Key (Google it), which IIRC, lets you assign any keyboard or mouse button, as well as gamepad support, to whatever game you're playing.

Originally Posted by Skexis

No gamepad support = no thankee, sai. It looks better as far as resolution goes, but a lot of the effects weren't working properly in the version I was playing. Buggy enough to be noticable, and like I said, keyboard and mouse is not the way to go for a game like this that often has you pushing multiple buttons at once. (For instance, crouching and moving diagonally. And then trying to take a picture.)

I probably will end up buying it if I see it somewhere, just so I can have the best-looking version, but I'd definitely prefer a console version just for the control issues.

Originally Posted by Skexis

I tried using it before, actually, but the way it's set up isn't really friendly towards analog joysticks. Even if you assign it correctly and change the threshold, it always ends up being a bit finicky. It's a lot easier just to use the console.

When you say you had no problem with the joypad, do you mean that it recognized your gamepad, or did you have to use joy2key also?