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ThisOneKidMongo 
Do you find the ground missions in Kid Icarus as insufferable as some have described? I waffled on picking it up when it was on sale for $30 at Best Buy, but ultimately decided not to since I can get pretty frustrated with subpar controls real quick.
The controls can occasionally be annoying, but methinks they protest too much. You can customize them, which I did when I found rotation was too sensitive for my tastes. I don't dislike the ground missions like some folks seem to; that may be a question of what they wanted out of the game versus what the game actually is. I've heard some people hated the dialogue in the game, but I think it's very funny and hits exactly the right tone.
Do I think the controls are perfect? No, they could do with some improvement....and dual analogs would be much better than the controls used here. But they work fine. I've played the game for about 30 hours and the only time the controls feel like they could be better is when I'm playing online and then it's more the camera that bugs me when trying to circle around enemies and such.
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ThisOneKidMongo 
Similarly, I sort of want RE Revelations since I'm a big fan of the series, but I'm not sure that's the type of game I feel like playing on my morning commute. RE games are meant to be played alone, in the dark, on a big screen, you know?
Oh, I dig. I've played a few hours on it (waiting for the circle pad to arrive), but I think you'll dig it. It's a full-blown RE game, not a 'portable' version. It's not as desperate as earlier RE's, but more like somewhere between them and RE4. I HAVE had '****! No Ammo! No Herbs!' moments, but not on the level of RE2, for example. I certainly could understand not wanting to play it on your commute.
