Demons souls

[Jaxel]

Actually, with a melee character, the game gets a ton easier as you progress... and its all about two handers. Against False King Allant, you dodge everything he does, then strike... a shield is pointless. If you are a caster, its a one hit kill no matter what.

Melee users ABSOLUTELY needed to know Perfect Shield.

 

[Juez]

Whats perfect shield? Is it a magic spell?

Hey where do I get the red stone? The one that allows me to challenge people to a dual and not just invade?

 

[mienai]

This is a fantastic game (and 55% of my reasoning for getting a PS3). Just wish there was control customization- I'm a handicapped gamer (was born with Cerebral Palsy, which rendered me wheelchair-bound and left me with the use of only my right hand).

For games like this, I use the BenHeck-designed Access Controller (You try playing Demon's Souls on a DualShock, one-handed... It's impossible). For turn-based RPGs, I use a standard controller, and for fighters, a MadCatz SF4 FightPad.

 

[The Landslide]

This is a fantastic game (and 55% of my reasoning for getting a PS3). Just wish there was control customization- I'm a handicapped gamer (was born with Cerebral Palsy, which rendered me wheelchair-bound and left me with the use of only my right hand).

For games like this, I use the BenHeck-designed Access Controller (You try playing Demon's Souls on a DualShock, one-handed... It's impossible). For turn-based RPGs, I use a standard controller, and for fighters, a MadCatz SF4 FightPad.

I'm honestly impressed and I'm really happy that there are actually accessories out there to help people with Cerebral Palsy play games. Honestly though from what I'm hearing this game is hard as hell, and you might need THREE hands to be good at it. But I'm curious, how do you play fighters with one hand? I can understand RPGs, but fighters are a whole different beast...

 

[mienai]

I'm honestly impressed and I'm really happy that there are actually accessories out there to help people with Cerebral Palsy play games.

So am I, but the [first batch of the] Access has quite a few problems.

Honestly though from what I'm hearing this game is hard as hell, and you might need THREE hands to be good at it.

That I believe, it is -HARD-... 8 straight deaths? Yeah...

But I'm curious, how do you play fighters with one hand? I can understand RPGs, but fighters are a whole different beast...

Honestly, I play fighters like any other game I play. I'm right-handed, so I turn the controller sideways so the d-pad is towards me and the buttons are towards my knee, and use my thumb for the left stick/d-pad, and my index & middle fingers for the buttons