Inverted Controls VS Normal Controls

I'm good with both but I prefer normal

Normal but I can figure it out if its inverted as well

Normal. I already suck at FPSs as it is so adding inverted controls doesn't help.

Like others have said, it depends on the genre of the game. For normal FPS games, I stick with normal settings (besides increasing the sensitivity). But for any flying games or mech games (like Mech Assault) I must go inverted.

I prefer normal controls, but inverted works too, just takes a sec to get used to.

I like the normal controllers,the retro ones like the NES,SNES,Genesis,Dreamcast PS1,& PS2 more better.

Normal unless I'm flying some sort of air or spacecraft.

If flying, inverted. Otherwise, always normal.

In a game like Ace Combat, it seems more intuitive to pull back to pull up, but in any other game, it makes more sense to me to push up to look up.

I alwaays play with inverted controls. my brother calls it perverted because he plays with "normal" controls.

i suppose i think of it as a rifle with a pivot on the bracing hand, and the trigger hand as the control. in that sense, the control hand would move down to make the gun aim up.

I use inverted controls for flight games like Ace Combat.

Normal when I'm playing a "person"

Inverted only when using air based vehicles.

I play normal controls, because I'm lazy and I don't want to put any effort in adapting to the inversed controls.

And that's basically it.

Normal on First Person Games and such.

Mechas/Robots = always inverted. mostly because I played a lot of flight simulators with actual flight joysticks XD

I play inverted when I use a controller and I play normal settings with mouse.

I really can't stand playing normal on a controller or playing inverted on a mouse, shit is weird yo.

Inverted every time. That includes vertical camera, any type of aiming and controlling an aircraft. If there is an option for inverting vertical movement, most of the time I choose that option.