I use the screen joystick, I just can't do the motion controls. But I noticed the joystick isn't as responsive like in a hard bank with the joystick its a slower turn than with the motion controls. It would be great if It could be made quicker so I can keep up with these motions guys.

i seriously cant believe u use that! you keep this up, you'll be the first ace to use that! haha, i do agree tho. i've only tried it once, and it didnt seem worthwhile to learn. oh well, if it works for you!

Yea it came easier to me. You can ask anyone I play with I'm pretty good with it as far as aiming but as soon as someone gets behind me that's it I can't turn hard enough to evade them.

Now that i know you use the joystick I'm aiming for your thumbs

You're a legend if you can even use the joystick.

Agreed. VERY difficult to use!

I love it but I'm am avid gamer so joysticks are what I've always had. I saw a thing you put on your phone or tablet that acts as a real physical joystick that I want to try. I'd love to be able to use my Xbox controller but I'd have to root my phone and there isn't a way yet since the Gingerbread update for my thrill.

I saw that too.

Did you know just a regular ol' suction cup will work as well? Try it! Works for me.

Hmmm... You put it over the joystick and use it? Cool! Thanks!

Yeah, be sure to use a small one.

I've never tried it on an iTouch -- but way back in the day when I was an avid player on the Nintendo DS/Lite/DSi (I owned and hacked them all ), I used to mount a suction cup to the bottom screen for the FPS games. It worked!

Cool! How do u hack a DS?

If you use tilt screen in a banking turn you can also give the plane up elevator by tilting device up at same time which makes a tighter turn. I don't think the stick will be able to turn as tight but you are doing well with it man!

Lol, that was the point of the topic, to get higher sensitivity dor the stick.

CalvinIsAwesome wrote: Cool! How do u hack a DS?

You use a "flashcard". I had several, but the best one I had was the "Acekard 2i" which was made for the Nintendo DSi.

www.acekard.com/

Basically it's a flashcard the size of a DS game -- but you can plug a Micro-SD card (the size of a SIM card) into it with whatever you want. You can run homebrew games, emulators and Nintendo DS ROMs. However, I do not condone pirating DS games. I just found it useful because I was able to take all of my Nintendo DS games and store them on a single card.

But video game piracy laws state if you keep the ROM longer than 24 hours -- it's illegal. So you can download games you don't already own and try them out. Which saved me a TON of money since I wouldn't waste it on games I wasn't keen on.

I really liked flashcards because I developed several DS games with fellow members of a homebrew community known as "GBAtemp". And we developed a new "Action Replay" like clone for the DSi software. So it was like having an Action Replay, all your games and homebrew on a single card.

Anyways, yeah! Flashcards.