Actually, space flight games can work just fine on a standard two-analog controller.
One of the few marvels of the early PS3 titles, IMO, was Warhawk. Not for the gameplay, necessarily, but for the dogfights and the controls therein.
I can think of a few ways to get your average CoD4.3 player into a space flight game; lead that into a strong campaign ala Descent/Freespace and you might be able to break the glass ceiling in the console market.
PC markets have it even better due to having the freedom of nearly any peripheral they choose.
...Just don't start out with motion controls. Save that for later.
One of the few marvels of the early PS3 titles, IMO, was Warhawk. Not for the gameplay, necessarily, but for the dogfights and the controls therein.
I can think of a few ways to get your average CoD4.3 player into a space flight game; lead that into a strong campaign ala Descent/Freespace and you might be able to break the glass ceiling in the console market.
PC markets have it even better due to having the freedom of nearly any peripheral they choose.
...Just don't start out with motion controls. Save that for later.