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Xbox 360 and a mouse

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Is it possible to use a USB mouse in any 360 games, specifical red alert 3?

Wouldn't it just be easier to get the game on PC? What are you going to use for the other controls as well?

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In short: No.

 

In long: Riku this is EA .. yes *that* company with some of the worst DRM known to man. And it wouldnt be that simple incase he couldnt run it on his pc / has a laptop.

Thats what a computer's for...

 

I wouldn't play a strategy game on any system since most of the ones I've played had horrible control. I would have gotten it for the PC.

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Laptops fairl.y ancient so its doubtful i could get it to run on here. Controller strategy games are quite crap so it's looks like I'll make do with an old copy pc copy :)

 

 

 

Thanks for the input

Its great for PC gamers who are switching over to console.

 

They can play their shooters just like a PC (with keyboard aswell) until they get used to pads.

 

 

 

I know several people who have done this switch this way so they still kept in both PC and 360 pro circuits. :)

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Yeah...Some people just go out of their way to ruin other peoples fun.
Sounds like Jagex to me...

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