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9-Foot Gaming Joystick Isn't Great For Dark Souls But Claims Guinness World Record
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Joysticks may not be so common these days, unless you are a competitive beat-'em-up player, of course, but their influence can be seen in the analogue sticks seen on PlayStation DualShocks and Xbox Wireless Controllers. But even in their arcade heyday of the '80s and '90s, none ever came near the size of the giant one that was built in New Hampshire, US.
The nine-foot-tall joystick is made of wood, rubber, and steel, and has claimed a spot in the forthcoming book of Guinness World Records
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Elden Ring makes summoning NPC battle helpers more accessible than Dark Souls
When someone says ‘Dark Souls’, the first thing you’re likely to think is ‘really freaking difficult’ – or some variation of that, anyway. Historically, players have had the option in the series to summon Phantoms – AI or player-controlled characters that could swoop in to help you survive particularly menacing boss fights – and Elden Ring’s take on this idea makes it even more helpful and convenient.
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