Only thing I have to disagree is the Fighting Games. Fight stick only. No controller.

Depends if you like to sit forward and upright (keyboard and mouse) or sit back and relax (gaming controller)
I personally enjoy sitting back and chilling on the couch over sitting at a desk with the screen all up in my face but that's just me.
Obviously each has its advantages and disadvantages better suited for different kinds of games etc.
On a side note I'm super impressed with the Gamepad and its symmetrical dual stick layout. Once you get used to the feel of it you realize that your able to use the right stick and press buttons simultaneously something you are unable to do with both Sony and Microsofts controller layouts. I have demoed the new Xbox design as well as the new dual shock and I feel they offer nothing really new for gaming unlike the Gamepad.

Agreed, racing games either wheel or controller as well
RPG's can work on both, hotkeys to switch between stuff, makes a keyboard (or razer naga) a god send.
But games like demon souls (or dark souls) Kingdom Hearts and such, controller are better IMO

that's the one thing I cant do on PC is play a driving game on mouse on keyboard.

Keyboards are almost crucial for RTS games and even some action/adventure and FPS games that have lots of different functions available to the player. E.g. a game like STALKER, where you have different keys for a quick-bandage, quick-medkit, quick-food or drink, change ammo type, change fire rate type, inventory, suit night-vision, PDA, crouch, low-crouch, jump, sprint, drop current item, switch to under-barrel GL, interact, etc. Sometimes gameplay can be downgraded when trying to remap all of that to a pad.

I'd say keyboard/mouse is the definitive setup for FPS or shooters in general, though it depends on what kind of game it is. I couldn't dream of playing a game like Quake on a controller, despite how good I am (not to brag) with a controller.

As for mouse, it gives you much higher precision than analog sticks do, that's a given. Anyone can use a mouse.

That said, I'd never try to use a keyboard to play a driving/racing game, or a platformer, or fighting game, etc. That's why I currently have a DualShock 3 dedicated solely to my PC for when I wanna use a controller. :)

You have no idea what you're talking about. There are games that are better with a controller (Action games, fighters, driving games, some platformers) and those that are better with M+KB (FPS, RTS, most MMOs). There is no 'ultimate' method of playing games because each one of them has a flaw that makes it hard to do some things as well as the other.

i'm with you, keyboards are for typing. a controller is specifically designed for the express purpose of gaming, how could anybody say that a keyboard built to type papers is better. now of course there are some exception like rts games where it's preferable to use a mouse. people say using mouse and keyboard is better for fps but is it really that hard for you to use the sticks on the controller? i use them just fine.

steam controller= dilemma solved.

The stock mark is what makes Microsoft remarkable, They have convinced every institutional and retail investor to just keep piling money into them. Like many big tech giants they are just a big growing pyramid scheme. As long as people keep dropping money into ETF's that cover the market Microsoft will always be liquid. At the same time it is completely stifling innovation and competition. People need to start being more discreet in how they invest their money as it's killing the system.

Riiiiight because people will just flock back to them for one or two games per year.

15+ years of bad performance is what they call irreparable in business. It is time for them to sell off the assets and get out of entertainment.

Let me be clear. This is sarcasm

I'm surprised it's still the old site. I thought he said starting today?

Insert the Ferris Bueller end scene... "You're still here? It's over.."

Never say die