RoboFlonne wrote:My arms get tired with the targetting in Twilight Princes...
makes me want to superglue the sensor to the middle of the tv!
The best way to play games that control like Zelda or Trauma Center is to sit down in a chair in front of the TV and rest your arms on both legs. Your legs brace your arms and make your aim steady. You can then pivot your wrists and get more precise movement with your hands. Think of your controller like a camera and your legs are a tripod for that camera. Or maybe a telescope would be a better analogy, but you get the idea...
This is most effective when you're aiming the bow & arrow and sling shot. When you have a sword fight, lift your hands out of your lap and swing the sword normally. It doesn't take dramatic movement to use the sword, it can be minor swings.
Don't try to control games like Wii Sports in this manner, obviously. Those type of games have their own control scheme which is indicative to their respective subjects.
If you're controlling Zelda in mid-air, then yeah, your hands are going to become extremely tired. The sensor bar seems to work best on the bottom of my TV, not sure what's best for you tho. I've heard of other people using things like candles as replacement sensor bars because it's just some LEDs. Wouldn't recommend that nonsense either, unless you just
want to replace your sensor bar.
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