I don't think the revo controller will be as accurate as a mouse. A mouse is still 2D and supports your wrist. So your working in 2D with your primary hand, and doing simple direction movements with your other hand.
With the revolution controler, you won't have the support and tilting and pointing the controler allthough intuitive will be clumsier and less accurate without a lot more practice. This also leaves you with a gamepad that you have to hold in your weakest hand without and real support, and therefor less accuracy.
I do think it could be cool in certain slower paced games. Or ones that rely on general movements without precision. Only time will tell though.
With the revolution controler, you won't have the support and tilting and pointing the controler allthough intuitive will be clumsier and less accurate without a lot more practice. This also leaves you with a gamepad that you have to hold in your weakest hand without and real support, and therefor less accuracy.
I do think it could be cool in certain slower paced games. Or ones that rely on general movements without precision. Only time will tell though.