Personally, I'm using Type B.

Pulling the left trigger to aim and right trigger to shoot feels pretty natural since virtually every other game does it the same way. However, I don't know why, but for some reason the old RE4 movement scheme feels much better than the new "third person shooter" style movement. I'm not sure if it's the strafing or what but something just doesn't feel right. Maybe I should load up Gears of War 2 or Dead Space and see if I can figure out what they do that makes the movement feel right that isn't translating properly to RE5.

I've just come off playing RE 4 on the Wii and was using the defult dual-stick Type D and it did fell weird at first but then I tried Type B and I didn't work for me at all on a Xbox 360 controller so I stuck with Type D, after hearing a lot of shit about the controls before hand they play a lot better than I expected them to.

Type A for me.

Haven't played the game yet, but I can see myself picking the same setup that RE4 uses -- whatever type that is. I don't see the point of using a dual-stick setup when you can't even walk and shoot at the same time. If anything, it probably just makes the game feel awkward. I also don't have any experience with the stop 'n' pop genre, so I don't feel the need to make the game play closer to those games. RE5 is just more RE4 to me.

I'm using A all the way. The other options seem awkward to me in comparison, and the old control scheme works well enough.

I used the Re4 control in the demo. :)

I'm using the one it defaults to when you start the game, whichever one that is. It's fine. Arcahic, but fine.

The default one is the best in my opinion since it somewhat resembles the conventional 3rd person perspective in Gears of War .

"I'm using A all the way. The other options seem awkward to me in comparison, and the old control scheme works well enough."

I am just using the default scheme. I actually forgot there were different types. Maybe I should toy around with them for a bit.

Type D because it rhymes with awesome.

I play with the Rock Band drumset, mainly.

Type D, since I like the ability to move the view with the right stick, and use the knife with the left shoulder button.  Also using either left stick and A to run, or just holding the left stick down a la Call of Duty 4.

Type A, but I wish I could map the knife swing to just LB, there's little reason to aim your knife.

"Type A for me."

Whatever mode it is that you start out with.

Default.

"Default."

Decided to give em all a try recently, still liked default (type d) best even though there are still old school controls in the game.

I keep it original, I'm using the default controller setup.

I've been using type C since the demo. Hasn't failed me yet.