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Its actually hard to admit but on this occasion the K&M crowd have it right.
Nailed it.
K&M is a superior control scheme for many high-precision games if you're sitting at a desk, but not on a couch.
Reminds me of a PC port of Capcom's "Age of Booty" from Xbox 360, it was a great little pad-controllable game, but that was excluded from the PC port leaving mouse controls only, as a result, it got mostly negative feedback and was removed from the shop.