Movement is smooth and satisfying, offering up some atypical first-person maneuvers (such as climbing, sliding and hurdling) that are handled nicely. Aiming and shooting are tight as well, regardless of what weapon you’re using — which includes a really enjoyable bow-and-arrow setup. My only gripe is that having one bumper control tossing explosives while the other brought up a weapon wheel felt like an odd pairing — and needless to say I gave away my position a few times by accidentally flinging a grenade when I wanted to simply select a silenced weapon.