Surgeon simulator anniversary edition ps4 Ps4#

Surgeon simulator anniversary edition ps4 Ps4#

It doesn't have to be sensitive like how far in you push it the hand goes as far.etc, it can be like how the mouse button works: The longer you press it the longer it goes down.Īs for the fingers I think every other button could be used to control fingers BUT in a pre-recorded manner.įor example if I press the X button on a controller I configure it so that every finger is moved, but if I press another button it only moves my thumb and index finger in a pinching position.ĪLSO Totally Not Sonic: You could use Joy2Key as an alternative method, but I'm not sure how it would work. The most critically acclaimed, one-handed, clumsy, bumbling, surgery simulation game has now arrived on PS4 Players use their controllers to operate one. To move your hand down you could press one of the trigger buttons (L2 or R2 on PS3, LT or RT on X360 controllers).

To rotate your wrist left or right you use the Right Analog Stick's left and right, and to move your wrist up and down you use the Right Analog Stick's up and down axis. To move your hand left-right-up-down on the screen (so we're talking X-Y) you can use the Left Analog Stick. The most critically acclaimed, one-handed, clumsy, bumbling, surgery simulation game has now arrived on PS4 Players use their controllers to operate one of Doctor Nigel Burke’s flailing arms, in an attempt to perform life-saving surgery on his peaceful and trusting patient, Bob. Surgeon Simulator for the PlayStation 4 Was announced at E3 on June 10, 2014. An idea about using controllers (and how Co-op can be implemented in the game without using a Razer Hydra or buying a PS4):