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bigsharn · 1st Apr 2010, 23:32

I can think of a few games

I mean, anything for the Wii that doesn't require the nunchuck works... as do light guns for things like Time Crisis.

I know that Bust-A-Move for the Playstation had shapes within the bubbles, so those with colourblindness could still tell the difference between the blue balls and the red ones.

vampalan · 2nd Apr 2010, 08:36

Reference to the movie "Mall Rats" in the sight test?

phuzz · 2nd Apr 2010, 09:33

When I read the first line about you burning your hand, my first thought was "modding injury!".
The scar from the chunk of skin I managed to leave behind on a sharp drive bay on my new case is just fading. When I used to build computers for a living I constantly had at least one cut healing somewhere on my hands...

Walk into an A&E department in chef whites though and they'll just ask "cut or burn?"

GravitySmacked · 2nd Apr 2010, 10:16

Quote:

it’s important not to pick up the griddle pan that’s been in the oven for the last 20 minutes unless you're wearing oven gloves..

Ha I did the exact thing the first time I made Jerk Chicken!! Tasted great but I can't say I enjoyed it as much as I should have with all the pain.

KayinBlack · 2nd Apr 2010, 12:57

I only have seven fingers that work reliably, the other three pick and choose what they wanna do. My two last fingers on my left hand and my right ring finger are somewhat useless. Lemme tell you, there are some games I completely gave up on. I'm writing my own to work with a gamepad, simply because I still have (some) use of my thumbs.

I know I'm a smaller demographic, but TBH, after playing the EXCELLENT Arkham Asylum, I'm left wondering why so many games are unnecessarily complicated. I was able to play it just fine, and beat the snot out of it. Sure, there's The Witcher and Torchlight and such, but MMOs? Problematic. Guild Wars finally made a decent enough controlset that i am STILL playing.

Come on guys... We do exist. I won't quit gaming until my condition completely claims my hands, and maybe not even then.

PingCrosby · 2nd Apr 2010, 16:38

I've got a hole in my sock.

ZERO <ibis> · 4th Apr 2010, 00:08

I hurt my middle finger one day and could not use it and so I just moved all my fingers over one and replaced my index finger with my thumb. This was slightly easier b/c I use the arrow keys and not wasd.

B3CK · 4th Apr 2010, 06:26

<---Colorblind

I would think that the little add-on mini keyboard type accessories with the customizable buttons would be great for people with a few disabled fingers, but a completely disabled hand would make them useless. As I have been fortunate enough to still have full use of both hands however, it is just a guess and nothing more.

How about a review of one of those customizable mini-keyboard accessories while the fingers are still tender to get an opinion for those with slightly disabled hands?

paisa666 · 6th Apr 2010, 13:56

Come on. the real question here is

How long did you take to wrie this article

... i see to many S's and W's

16th Apr 2010, 22:25

Have you checked out Ben Heck's single handed controllers?

http://benheck.com/10-24-2007/benhec...oller-revealed

bagman · 16th Apr 2010, 23:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blademrk

one handed games.... Monkey Island?

erm diablo II possibly

1st Apr 2010, 23:32	#21
bigsharn Officially demotivated Join Date: May 2008 Location: bit-tech forums... usually Posts: 2,603	I can think of a few games I mean, anything for the Wii that doesn't require the nunchuck works... as do light guns for things like Time Crisis. I know that Bust-A-Move for the Playstation had shapes within the bubbles, so those with colourblindness could still tell the difference between the blue balls and the red ones. __________________ {Rolling on a 1990s Dawes Galaxy} {Nikon D80, 18-55 f/3.5-5.6G and 50mm f/1.8}{Lomo Smena 8M}{Olympus OM10, 50mm f/1.8, 28mm f/2 and 135mm f/3.5}

2nd Apr 2010, 08:36	#22
vampalan Multimodder Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: London Posts: 222	Reference to the movie "Mall Rats" in the sight test? __________________ Project Log: HAL Obelisk Project Log: Cardboard box Photos: Flickr Site

2nd Apr 2010, 12:57	#25
KayinBlack I Endure Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Jasper, AL Posts: 4,430	I only have seven fingers that work reliably, the other three pick and choose what they wanna do. My two last fingers on my left hand and my right ring finger are somewhat useless. Lemme tell you, there are some games I completely gave up on. I'm writing my own to work with a gamepad, simply because I still have (some) use of my thumbs. I know I'm a smaller demographic, but TBH, after playing the EXCELLENT Arkham Asylum, I'm left wondering why so many games are unnecessarily complicated. I was able to play it just fine, and beat the snot out of it. Sure, there's The Witcher and Torchlight and such, but MMOs? Problematic. Guild Wars finally made a decent enough controlset that i am STILL playing. Come on guys... We do exist. I won't quit gaming until my condition completely claims my hands, and maybe not even then. __________________ I don't feed the trolls... Quit chopping up the locals to make tools.-Cheapskate

4th Apr 2010, 00:08	#27
ZERO <ibis> Supermodder Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Atlanta Posts: 440	I hurt my middle finger one day and could not use it and so I just moved all my fingers over one and replaced my index finger with my thumb. This was slightly easier b/c I use the arrow keys and not wasd. __________________ 965 @ 4.26GHz-P6T DELUXE-GTX 280@750&1307-DDR3 Triple Channel@1001 MHz-RAID 0 Cheta 15.6k SAS-All Water cooled IBIS GAMING

4th Apr 2010, 06:26	#28
B3CK Supermodder Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Dallas, Texas Posts: 402	<---Colorblind I would think that the little add-on mini keyboard type accessories with the customizable buttons would be great for people with a few disabled fingers, but a completely disabled hand would make them useless. As I have been fortunate enough to still have full use of both hands however, it is just a guess and nothing more. How about a review of one of those customizable mini-keyboard accessories while the fingers are still tender to get an opinion for those with slightly disabled hands? __________________ "God loves stupid people, that is why he made so many of them." My best friend at M$ Tech support.

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2nd Apr 2010, 09:33	#23
phuzz This is a title Join Date: May 2004 Location: Bristol, UK Posts: 1,288	When I read the first line about you burning your hand, my first thought was "modding injury!". The scar from the chunk of skin I managed to leave behind on a sharp drive bay on my new case is just fading. When I used to build computers for a living I constantly had at least one cut healing somewhere on my hands... Walk into an A&E department in chef whites though and they'll just ask "cut or burn?"

2nd Apr 2010, 16:38	#26
PingCrosby Supermodder Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Sunny Redcar in Cleveland Posts: 326	I've got a hole in my sock.

6th Apr 2010, 13:56	#29
paisa666 I WILL END YOU!!! Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Medellin, Colombia Posts: 795	Come on. the real question here is How long did you take to wrie this article ... i see to many S's and W's __________________ Thermaltake 650W \| AMD Phenom X4 9850 \| XFX HD 5870 \| (BFG 9800GTX ready for PhysX) \| 2GB 800 RAM \| 2 TB Samsung HDD & 500 GB MAXTOR HDD \| MSI K9A2 Platinum \| 5.1 Logitech Sound System \|

16th Apr 2010, 22:25	#30
Jenny_Y8S Guest Posts: n/a	Have you checked out Ben Heck's single handed controllers? http://benheck.com/10-24-2007/benhec...oller-revealed