Recent content by persephone

Thanks. We ended up getting the Switch but not Super Mario Party. We'll see how much everyone likes the games we did get!

So my family's thinking about getting a Switch, and one game we might like is Super Mario Party. But various family members have nerve damage, tendonitis, arthritis, and other arm/wrist/hand problems that make using motion controls difficult, tiring, or even impossible. My question is, can...

Found my answer on another site, thought I'd post the link here in case any lurkers were curious: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/ps4/158368-bloodstained-ritual-of-the-night/answers/514193-is-there-any-bad-effect-for-having-too-many-shards

100% blind works really well for a lot of people, but it doesn't really work for me. I don't have much money to spend anyway, so I always research to make sure I will get my money's worth. And my hands are permanently damaged, so I often need to vet games to make sure they don't have...

So I'm looking at Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, looks good, looks interesting. But watching early reviews and such, it looks like ... if you absorb too many shards, you get a bad ending? Or its in some way bad, you lose your humanity? And it ALSO looks like absorbing shards is...

I've played about 3/4 to 5/6 of what Breath of the Wild has to offer (and on the Wii U version), and I would say: it's not a great game, but it is definitely a good game. I'm sure not everyone will agree with me, but that's okay; different gamers have different tastes. What do I like about...

I'm glad to see that Luke wants the Jedi to end; I suspect the writers are going to address the glaring issues of how incredibly messed up the old Jedi order and Jedi code were. I mean, just looking at the prequels, I remember thinking even when I saw them as a kid that taking little babies...

Thanks! That's all really helpful to know. Thanks, you guys. The weight of the controller shouldn't really matter, but it's regardless good to know I could find a controller that *can't* rumble. (Just to be extra paranoid, if anyone out there does have the PS3 version and can confirm...

I actually can't hold up a controller at all. I use controller holders made out of legos, and rest my hands on bean bags and a keyboard cushion thingy. That's why rumble is a problem: if the controller doesn't stay still, it won't stay in the holder! Or in my hands. (Also, the sound of a...

Anyone here played some Persona 3 on the PS3? I'm thinking of doing some long-term saving and birthday present strategizing to one day get a PS3 and Persona 5. But, I have crippled hands, and because of the damage I can't do anything with motion controls or rumble features. So, my...

Captain America, Civil War: Add a scene, a proper, quiet scene, fleshing out Cap and Sharon Carter's relationship. I kinda felt like their arc got left on the cutting room floor somehow, even though they don't have any real deleted material together. I'm cool with Steve moving on from Peggy...

An update for anyone who may need info from this thread: You cannot, in fact, use a Pro Controller for the shrine gyro puzzles. I plan to ask a friend to complete them for me, I've found two already. However, you don't need motion controls for anything else in the game so far, and I've...

Given the puzzles can be skipped, I've gone ahead and bought the game. Thanks for all the info, guys! You were really helpful. Also, Yoshi's already said they skim read the OP, missed a bit, and apologized. Twice. There's no need to gang up on them now. I'm very grateful to Yoshi for...

If you can use a Pro Controller, then if that controller's hooked up, can you use the Pro Controller and don't have to use the gyro?

Does anyone know if these puzzles can be solved without motion controls?