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You haven't been playing Divinity Original Sin, Wasteland 2 or X-Com 2 then. ;)
Even the Banner Saga has controller support (although frankly I prefer using the mouse for this game myself).
This ^
Thats very short sighted, think how many disabled people are in the world and have nothing better to do with their time but sit around and play games.
D:OS, Wasteland 2 and XCom were planned since the development start to have also controller support, it's a decision that affects the game price - compare game release prices.
Oh and Banner Saga is a phonegame playable with one finger. E:Viking is PC game. Please, don't put those two in the same basket.
Indeed. Or the 1000 tactical jrpgs and strategy games in the history of videogames across consoles that are played using controllers.
But it seems that ship for this game has aleady sailed as Jonas points out.
Well said mate.
Not true.
It wasn't planned at release far from it.
Most people used to say it couldn't be done before the Enhanced Edition of DOS came out.
EDIT: Oy, I just noticed this was a necro-ed post from nearly a year ago. :sigh:
Console ports usually bring such as well. Sales are increased, and the community expands.
Reading pc master race morons defend the keyboard/mouse only dogma is sad.