ATARI 50 - All 104 Games Played and Reviewed
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- Опубліковано 12 тра 2023
- I review all 104 games on Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration
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0:00 Intro
1:56 Pong
2:31 Quadratank
3:03 Breakout
3:38 Neo Breakout
4:34 Sprint 8
5:39 Firetruck
6:22 Super Breakout
6:53 Lunar Lander
7:51 VCTR-SCTR
8:35 Touch Me
9:06 Asteroids
9:55 Missile Command
10:58 Asteroids Deluxe
11:19 Warlords
12:28 Centipede
13:03 Tempest
14:09 Maze Invaders
14:57 Space Duel
15:33 Gravitar
16:36 Millipede
17:24 Liberator
18:06 Quantum
18:38 Akka Arrh
19:39 Black Widow
20:28 Food Fight
21:23 Crystal Castles
22:36 Major Havoc
23:44 Cloak & Dagger
24:59 I, Robot
25:49 Combat
26:48 Air-Sea Battle
27:15 Surround
27:45 Outlaw
28:12 Canyon Bomber
28:53 3D Tic-Tac-Toe
29:22 Adventure
30:15 Dodge ‘Em
30:58 Missile Command
31:37 Warlords
32:07 Asteroids
33:04 Breakout
33:34 Super Breakout
33:53 Combat 2
34:25 Haunted House
35:35 Yar’s Revenge
36:45 Yar’s Revenge Enhanced
37:26 Haunted Houses
38:16 Demons to Diamonds
38:50 Basic Math
39:11 Realsports Baseball
39:41 Realsports Volleyball
40:09 Realsports Football
40:52 Swordquest: Earthworld
41:55 Super Breakout 5200
42:27 Missile Command 5200
42:53 Star Raiders 5200
43:45 Centipede
44:10 : Fireworld
45:03 Quadrun
45:57 Realsports Soccer
46:33 Realsports Tennis
47:23 Realsports Basketball
48:13 Miner 2049er
49:32 Saboteur
51:06 Gravitar 2600
52:00 Swordquest: Waterworld
53:02 Swordquest: Airworld
54:53 Millipede 2600
55:26 Millipede 5200
55:49 Crystal Castles 2600
56:36 Bounty Bob Strikes Back 5200
57:40 Asteroids 7800
58:07 Centipede 7800
58:27 Solaris
59:03 Realsports Boxing
59:33 Secret Quest
1:00:27 Dark Chambers 7800
1:01:02 Dark Chambers 2600
1:01:45 Star Raiders
1:02:02 Caverns of Mars
1:02:53 Miner 2049er 800
1:03:29 Bounty Bob Strikes Back 800
1:03:45 Foodfight XEGS
1:04:20 Yoomp! XEGS
1:05:33 Ninja Golf
1:06:45 Basketbrawl
1:07:28 Fatal Run 2600
1:08:23 Fatal Run 7800
1:09:27 Scrapyard Dog 7800
1:10:31 Scrapyard Dog Lynx
1:11:09 Turbo Sub
1:12:18 Basketbrawl Lynx
1:13:10 Cybermorph
1:14:38 Trevor Mcfur in the Crescent Galaxy
1:16:17 Evolution: Dino Dudes
1:17:28 Malibu Bikini Volleyball
1:18:58 Tempest 2000
1:19:54 Club Drive
1:20:43 Super Asteroids & Missile Command
1:21:51 Ruiner Pinball
1:23:07 Missile Command 3D
1:24:13 Atari Karts
1:25:32 Fight For Life
1:26:32 Race 500
1:26:19 Final Thoughts and Final Score - Ігри
Best review of the collection, a lot went into this one. Great video as always!
Thanks so much! I hope some people got some good information from it!
That cut at 0:43 was hilarious man. High quality sight-gag. The effort is appreciated!
Thanks for noticing that! I had to crawl under the table and everything!
This game was done well on so many levels and the way they honor the brand and the timeline of growing up with Atari has made this one of my favorite games to have played in 2023.
It's an incredible package! I hope Digital Eclipse continues to put out compilations like this
I got this on PS4 back in December, and I had a similar experience in that so many of these games were designed for a specific control panel that just doesn't translate to modern controllers. Playing a trackball or spinner game without that specific device just doesn't feel right. It's like the SNK 40th Anniversary Collection where a huge chunk of the games used LS30 rotary joysticks, but the turned them into twin stick shooters. Yeah, it's playable, and probably the best option available, but it's frankly just not the same experience. Maybe I wouldn't care if I it wasn't how I first played them, but I grew up with these games, and have more than 40 years of my hands learning a specific way these games feel.
That said, Vctor Sctor is awesome, and by far my favorite new game here. It feels both classic and new somehow, amd is a really satisfying game to keep trying for high score.
My 8 year old is usually my player 2 these days, and he doesn't have much taste for Atari 2600, Intellivision, etc. games. However, he had a great time with Outlaw, to the point where my wife saw us playing and wanted in. He wouldn't play it on my real 2600, because he hated everything else we played on it save Warlords, but had a blast here.
I really appreciate that someone finally decided that Jaguar games are worth putting on compilations. Analog control really felt pretty good on Cybermorph, and it had a Jaguar game I don't have a physical cart of in Atari Karts, so it was cool to finally play it. Everything felt a little faster to me than on my real Jaguar, but a lot of that felt really good overall, so I won't complain. I understand why they didn't have some of the great Jaguar games that other companies own, but I do feel like the console was given a pretty strong representation here.
Overall, even if you hadn't played a bunch of these in their day, you gave really fair assessments of them from a modern perspective, and I'd agree with most of them even having memories and nostaligia for most of them. This was well done.
Thank you for such a thorough comment. I'm glad you felt the same way as me for most of the games.
Emulation on the Jaguar is so difficult that I'm surprised they got it to work at all. I wouldn't be surprised if it did run a little faster than normal.
That's cool about your son playing Outlaw with you.
And, thanks for watching!
I am half way through this video and have a lot to say. Funny thing is I just got done playing Dodge ‘Em on the 2600 Plus, a game I played as a kid and just bought. I LOVE it. Once you ge the patterns it’s really fun to get through it and to the levels with 2 opponent cars. It is just so fast paced and twitchy and rewards perfect timing. I think I actually “beat” it which I never did as a kid. I kept beating levels and finally the game just ended. I am sorta shocked at some of your conclusion on some of these games which I may comment on later. Appreciate the efforts as I am sure this was a lot of work.
Thanks so much for watching this video. I spent over 150 hours of gameplay (that's how much footage I recorded), it took about 4 hours to film the video, and about 40 hours to edit it. It was a monumental undertaking for me.
It's awesome that you got so good at dodge 'em. There are a lot of games in this collection that I wish I had more time to develop my skills.
@@RNGGamerYT Wow that’s some serious commitment thanks again. It really is a service for us retro gamers. It made me pull out Atari Anthology on Xbox to play Major Havoc, pretty cool. I don’t have Atari 50 yet but looks like a must own.
It was crazy with Dodge ‘Em as after about 10 minutes my muscle memory from 40 years ago kicked in and I actually remembered the patterns. Once you get a pattern that works the AI isn’t too smart but your timing has to be on and it’s easy to miss a lane change.
Atari 50 is a must play for sure!
The control issue with Missile Command (Arcade) and Crystal Castles (Arcade) can sort of be rectified by lowering the sensitivity down to 2. It's still pretty hard to use, but easier to control.
I messed around with the controller sensitivity a fair amount. It definitely helped, but not enough, in my opinion. You really need that paddle controller 🤣
@@RNGGamerYT Of course, but did you also know 12 more games were added to Atari 50 in a free update last December? You should check them out!
@ajboomer1347 I saw that! I may go check them out
This video was Awesome! I also looked up game play video of a game I saw in your Playstation 4 collection video the 2nd one, it was called wargroove and I ordered it and it was cheap.I hope to play it after Fire Emblem Engage.
Thanks so much for watching the video! I'm really glad that you liked it.
Wargroove is supposed to be really good. I've not really heard anyone talk about it. I'm looking forward to playing it myself!
"Modal hellscape of a melody" - one of MANY laugh at loud moments. Great video!
Thanks so much! I don't get a ton of comments about my humor. I usually don't know if it's because people don't get the jokes... or if I'm just not funny 😅
@@RNGGamerYT I totally appreciate your sense of humor - new subscriber here
@BrianJonson thanks! I'm glad I could earn your sunscription
A Great expansive review! I have the Atari Flashback series (on Xbox, it’s 3 separate disks). I think that’s a good compilation, and as always some stinkers or hard to play titles. A lot of the games are the same but as usual, there’s a few new ones here and new systems not on the Flashback series.
I'm so glad you enjoyed this review! It was more work than any other video on my channel.
The Flashback systems are really good. I have several of them as well. It's the same sort of thing... a mixed bag.
I feel like of Atari made a console with all of the great games, they'd never be able to sell another console
Man, Bounty Bob Strikes Back is a great game! I could see that you weren't aware you're able to control your jumps by pushing the button first, and then the stick after a pause inverse in length to the jump. Should make it a lot more easy and fun! Some of the later levels provided some really innovative mechanics.
Are you flipping serious!?! I spent hours with those games, researched online, and talked to several people. No one ever told me until just now.
@RNGGamerYT haha! Yeah dude, maybe you should try it again, you might like it. It used to be one of my favorite games on my Atari 800 way back when.
this is a very in depth review, thank you for all the effort going in depth about it all.
i am curious wrt to the paddle games though, i heard the dualshock controllers touchpad can be used as a stand in for it, is that true?
I'm glad you enjoyed the review!
This is the first I've heard of using the touch pad. But, I would imagine that it's the worst possible way to play as touch controls are rarely very accurate
@@RNGGamerYT i can imagine that, as i always found the playstation touch pad very slippery
for the xbox version the devs put out a 3d printed adapter to emulate a paddle controller, seems to work quite well.
but for other platforms, its a shame there isnt really a solution.
besides a third party putting out a quality paddle controller, but its likely too niche to consider....
@ukihashopper the Xbox attachment is intriguing! I wouldn't mind trying that out myself.
I wish a 3rd party would make one
looking forward to watching this.
Thanks! I know it's a long video, but hopefully, it's really informative
It was refreshing to hear someone simply explain that you have to feather the throttle in Cybermorph to control it. Thank you!!
Its so irritating to hear people curse the game for controls they didnt bother feeling out.
Of course! I've never understood how someone wouldn't figure that out in about 5 seconds. Obviously, you can't just put the pedal to the floor and hope for the best😅
@@RNGGamerYT 😄 Exactly, well said!
As a kid I always thought 2600 Asteroids was boring for the same reason you mentioned. But if you try variation 6, you will get much more unpredictable asteroid paths and it plays much more like the arcade.
I figured that out! But it had to get cut out of a video that was already too long
Raiden was another shoot em up on the Jaguar. Cybermorph is brilliant, a 10 out of 10 for the time, unfortunately very few understand it. They're pods btw, not crystals. They contain your comrades.
I'm a big fan of Raiden and have the Jaguar version, but I haven't had a chance to play it yet. Thanks for letting me know about the pods!
You crazy man. Every game? Hahaha Awesome stuff buddy im watching now :)
Thanks for watching this video! It was so much work!
@@RNGGamerYT No problem buddy. And yeah i bet it was hahaha. Great stuff bud :)
I appreciate it
@@RNGGamerYT :D
I bought the Switch version. It's the perfect travel companion.
I bet that's a blast!
Great review video......alot of the early Atari games were products of heavy drug use....HAHA!!!
Great descriptions and reactions to these games....you had me lmao.😅
I'm currently working my way through this collection and liking it so far.......a great trip down memory lane.👍
Yeah, it was funny in the interviews on the compilation where they talk about the drug use. Half of the people are like, "Uh, I never saw anything like that." The other half were all, "yeah... I never saw anyone sober during my 3 years sleeping in the 3rd floor hallway of Atari HQ." LoL.
I'm glad you enjoyed the reactions. I tried to keep it somewhat professional... but my personality always takes over
Man, the 70s were a wild time.
You know they had to be inane!
Crystal Castles in the arcade with the trackball plays very quickly and smoothly.
That's good to know. Maybe if I got to play the arcade, I might actually like it
Wish they should have one for Nintendo, all the Nintendo Games from the 80's
That wouldn't make them enough money! They have to package them all individually 🤣
Can you help me I am looking for a game called defender and I can’t seem to find it on any platform. I’ve got PS5 and PS2. Are there any compilation games that this game would be on? Thanks for your help
You came to the right place! There is a perfect port of Defender on the William's Arcade Greatest Hits compilation for the PS1. It will play perfectly on your PS2... and should be really cheap.
Resogun is a modern reimagining of defender and can be found digitally on on the PS5 store!
Thanks for asking 😄
Defender was my shit!
@user-ip2cl1lo4b I wish it was on this compilation!
I have a physical copy of Waterworld! It came in a bundle I bought many years ago!
That's awesome! I've never even seen a copy in the wild
The Atari 2600 version of Warlords was also paddle controlled
It was! And it's incredibly fun in multi-player!
I know this may be weird but you have such great skin. It looks fantastic, I'm jealous.
Thank you so much! No one has ever told me that before
Funspot in New Hampshire has Black Widow. The twin sticks on the cabinet are really hard to move. Some of the fun was lost wresting with the controls, so play it before you buy it.
It's really cool that you got to play it! I probably wouldn't really buy it. But maybe I'll get the chance to try it out sometime!
Thanks for watching!
"PC game…"??!!
Star Raiders was the "Killer App" for the Atari 800 Home Computer System. Sure you could do recipes, write letters, and use a spreadsheet (Visicalc was on the Atari), "but it can also play games!" And then they put in the Star Raiders cartridge.
This was based on a much older game called Star Trek, popular on mainframe and minicomputers. It was basically text-based, with the galactic map and warning messages printed out on the printer. I played it for the first time on an IBM System/34 minicomputer. It was quite interesting.
Atari added the P.O.V. graphics and animation that turned it into a videogame.
I was startled, when I started actually reading the instructions, to find it was really that old Star Trek game I had played so many years before.
If I had only one game, it would be Star Raiders.
That video screen in the middle of the display (except for that control ring) is an almost exact reproduction of the screen on my Atari 800. Yes, you did have to use the keyboard almost as much as the joystick.
Asteroids, Missile Command, and Breakout are some of my very favorite Atari games.
I know people are absolutely in love with Star Raiders... but it just isn't the game for me.
If you created my perfect space exploration sim... it would only be like a 5/10 game to me. I don't have any interest in piloting a space ship... or exploring space.
You mentioned that the analog sticks are bad for the early arcade titles. Does the twist/paddle feature on the classic joystick work on these titles?
It doesn't have paddle controls... you just have to use the analog stick. It's a real disappointment. I would actually buy a spinner controller for the PS5 if they made one
@@RNGGamerYT I forgot you were reviewing it on the PS5. I was referring to the one on the Atari VCS. I'm guessing it would work for that.
@footiebloke I've heard the paddle controllers work pretty well on the VCS
Best review of this compilation I've seen. They got away with Dark Chambers being a Gauntlet rip-off because it was based on Atari's arcade game Dandy. Which Guantlet then ripped off.
Thank you so much! I'll accept your comment since I worked so hard on this video.
I really appreciate you watching the video and commenting.
i can hardly wait to afford this collectrion for the switch!
Haha! Is it expensive?!?
Technically, Atari's last arcade game was 1995's Area 51, which was a light gun shooter. Even Klax was released back in 1989.
As soon as I read your comment, I thought, "he's right!"
Then I looked it up. Both of those games were published by Atari. Sadly, they weren't the developers.
I got that factoid directly from the Atari 50 press information included in the game
ha ha. Great exploit you found in that Basketball game. I think Im going to go through a bunch of these and use this vid as a referrence to find all the singleplayer games I can KILL off on the compilation. Will definately credit you in those. Im about 1/2 way through this vid.
Haha! Thanks. Good luck with them!
The problem with compilations like these, is quite often they are just the arcade ROMS that have been emulated via either a version of MAME or an in-house developed emulator. The issue with that is directly emulating the arcade roms does not optimize the games for modern controllers. So games that relied on spinners or trackballs would not play well on modern gamepads.
You're right! But, this is the best they have ever been emulated on a compilation. If they had a trackball and spinner peripheral for the PS5, I would definitely have picked up a couple of them
I think you were generous when assessing many of the VCS games - I grew up in the 70s & 80s and we had the Atari systems.
Rather swiftly, come the early to mid 1980s, it was clear the games were losing lustre; given the inception of affordable 8 bit home computers.
By the late 80s the VCS was dead, aside from within the hearts and minds diehard collectors and naysayers for all things new.
I love the collection for the memories and as a museum piece, I think it's amazing.
For the most part the games are a novelty, with exceptions of course.
I am not certain whether it is a matter of licensing, but i would have liked to see greater focus on the 400/800 XL/XE series.
There are piles of games I had on 800xl that really deserve a collection of their own.
We'll likely never see this happen though, so emulation is the better option.
Really?!? I had so many people telling me I was unfairly harsh!
There are a fair number of "novelty" games. But they were still worth trying out.
Thanks so much for watching that much for the video. I really appreciate it!
@@RNGGamerYT
Not at all - I would rate the majority of VCS titles (nowadays) a sub 5.
Many would barely scrape beyond a 3 imo
It's difficult, as I grew up with these and my 9 year old self would say 10 for all games.
Even Adventure which is a so-called classic, nowadays, with all that we have and take for granted in gaming, without rose tinted spectacles, is a bad game.
But these helped lay the groundwork for all that followed, so in that sense as "objects" they are worth inspecting.
The triumph of the collection is the care and dedication clearly poured into the presentation.
The Jeff Minter collection due out this year will be interesting from the same team & hopefully we'll see other additions down the line.
UA-cam highlighted your video, as I often watch retro reviews and have a keen interest in Atari, even the somewhat broken contemporary manifestation of the company.
Thanks for letting me know how you feel. It's always nice to hear a different perspective.
I'm glad youtube recommended my video to you. Hopefully, you had a good time watching it.
@@RNGGamerYT
Yep - enjoyed the breakdown - you inspired me to check out the collection again ☺
Crazy that there is no Seaquest, River Raid and PitFall.
Those are all Activision games! Atari never made them... and kind of hated Activision 🤣
Activision games were the best-they made the best 2600 game ever: Pitfall 2!
@sci-fyguy7767 activision is definitely the top developer for the 2600!
@@RNGGamerYT Loved H.E.R.O. too! 🔥
@sci-fyguy7767 it's one of the best games on the system!
104 Atari Games on this Collection yet majority of them are mediocre at best. That’s interesting. I’ll definitely pick it up if I see it for cheap although I’ll say that the cover art for Atari 50 on PS4/PS5 is fantastic. Either way Great Episode as always RNG Gamer.
Thanks so much for watching and commenting! There were some unreleased games on this collection that were pretty great. I think it's worth it just for them.
31:22 I wonder if that was for a frozen turkey or an alive one.
Lol... imagine trying to drive home with your angry living holiday turkey in the back seat while you're stuck in traffic
Does it include the game Berzerk and Keystone Kapers ..???
It doesn't include either one. Those are both Activision games
@RNGGamerYT Berzerk was published by Atari, so it's a strange omission.
@leighbennett1961 I think the rights are owned by Activision
Checking this out now. Can tell you put alot of work into this one. Same thing with me. Nostalgia is fun but for me gameplay is king. I also prefer playing games through emulation with sharper visuals on a modern display, filters, etc. I only played games on my 13 inch CRT because thats what was available. Playing games through the RF switch on the Atari 2600 with all the static looked like shit to me back then. No interest in recreating that. Its all personal preferrence though. Theres no universal right answer.
I tend to stick with playing the games the way the developers intended. I never cared about visuals until I started capturing gameplay footage for the channel.
This video took a couple hundred hours to complete between playing the games, filming, and editing. I will never do it again unless some company sponsors me with a boatload of cash to do it.
This video sat at like 500 views for months until here recently
Very nice. Yea it seems like a massive amount of work. I only do some simple editing, like editing deaths out of runs of games that have unlimited continues or adding voiceovers to the footage. My views are also real low and its more of a journal, so unless I was getting some kickback I probably wouldnt do it either. Can really appreciate what went into it though. Sometimes its worth trying it out and seeing what happens.
Right. Emulation through a PC definately makes capturing a hell of alot easier, so there's that benefit too. I dont think I really became obsessed with visuals until around the 7th console gen. At that point I needed to upgrade to a widescreen TV and that started a whole shitstorm, since LCD's really werent doing it for me.@@RNGGamerYT
@theconsolekiller7113 I am going to delve into your videos more when I go to work on Monday. I can listen to stuff a lot of the day.
It would be much easier on PC, for sure. I'm just a sucker for those physical games 😅
Appreciate that. Most of the commentary videos either have the word Review or Tutorial in the title. Things like Trying It Out Series or Playing With Sh!t are usually just brief videos of me trying out a game. I use those more as a referrence to see which games I tried, and why I may not have completed them. I sample alot of games before deciding which ones to try and complete. ive been trying to get new reviews out every Monday again at around 6pm EST.
I know how that is. Theres something about physical you can never replicate digitally. I made the transition back around 99 when I started embracing an emulation machine heavily and sold everything that was well emulated, at that time. By this point Im pretty conditioned to sell things that are well emulated, but you lose that physical connection.@@RNGGamerYT
Love my Atari days but this package unfortunately is missing so much from the 2600 that I didn't get much from it. I would recommend it just in terms of the content and the interesting history you get but as you say, the analog control on games such as Breakout etc is dire. Worth getting cheap I would personally say but it's definitely not incredible
I would say that the term pixel perfect doesn't apply to Bounty Bob. Manic Miner and Jet Set Willy require literally for you to be on the the last pixel of a platform to make some of the jumps but Bounty Bob is way more lenient with around 3 or four pixels at the most on average and certainly no lined up one pixel jumps required
Don't tell me there are games tighter than Miner 2049er... lol
This collection is worth if for the documentary. The whole package made my top 10 games of the year list... but 6 out of the 10 worst games I played all year came off the compilation, too 🤣
@@RNGGamerYT you probably don't enjoy China Miner then. That game is something else
just the sheer content makes the package of course but had it seen some Activision and Imagic games in there then I'd very much rate it higher but of course they're not actually Atari. There is some really good stuff though so I'm being a little harsh really and it's not as easy I guess for the devs to include everything
thanks for video
@adroharv5140 you bet!
They need to put out a Road Rash
I don't think any of the Road Rash games have ever gotten a reprint
@@RNGGamerYTthey really should of add it to this gem !!!
@@RNGGamerYTI burned out my disk playing it all the time love that game
@Graceology101 they don't have the license to do it 😅
its the best game i ever played.. 5/10
Atari 50 is the best game you've ever played?!?
@@RNGGamerYT You wish! Twas a spoof of your reviews i.e. make the game sound reasonably good and then only end up with a 5 out of 10. kek.
My grading scale is linear. A 5/10 game isn't bad. It's neutral.
7/10 is good! Most games fall between a 5-7
A lot of the time, they are worth playing!
@@RNGGamerYT That's the best comment I've ever read.. 3/10
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Yes!!!
Thanks for the support!
And you do basicly what all spider's do. You shoot star's at bug's and try to collect as mush money as possible HAHAHA. I liked it buddy lol
Thanks so much for watching this! It was the hardest I ever worked on a video. I thought it turned out pretty well... obviously, the public didn't feel the same way 😅
@@RNGGamerYT No problem buddy and yeah i can tell hahaha. It did turn out well it's a fantastic watch i really enjoyed it :)
I don't even have this game and i can tell you it runs better on PC, there's so many usb atari like joysticks and trackballs out there. Also atari 50 is on steam and for you gray haired dinosaurs Steam is a very good service on PC
It's probably way better on PC 😅
SUPER SYSTEM, WAS THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The best!!!
@@RNGGamerYT THOSE TRUE ARCADE GRAPHICS, REALLY DID IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@FranklinWilson-ev9dq it was so lifelike... I'm surprised it didn't get confused with reality
@@RNGGamerYT THAT WAS IT MAIN, SELLING POINT!!!!!!!!!!! BRINGING THE ARCADE, TO YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AND THAT IDEA, WENT, GANGBUSTERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@FranklinWilson-ev9dq the marketing was flawless!
Your biggest mistake with this game was purchasing the PS version. I wouldn't advise buying this on any console. However, I do highly recommend getting it for PC. Games like Breakout control terribly with controllers but they're perfectly playable with a mouse. I tried it with both Xbox and PS controllers and it's just awful. Mouse and keyboard, on the other hand, works absolutely fine.
Yeah, you're not wrong!