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===Controls=== | ===Controls=== | ||
The ''MediEvil Rolling Demo'' features a vastly different control scheme. Most notable are the [[wikipedia:tank controls|tank controls]] when moving Dan around without the analog stick. Dan is also capable of sneaking and quickly turning around 180°, both moves that were removed before release. | The ''MediEvil Rolling Demo'' features a vastly different control scheme. Most notable are the [[wikipedia:tank controls|tank controls]] when moving Dan around without the analog stick. Dan is also capable of sneaking and quickly turning around 180°, both moves that were removed before release. | ||
Holding {{B|START}} as opposed to pressing it will bring up the HUD, but you cannot control Dan while doing so. Holding {{B|SELECT}} doesn't do anything at all, but you still won't have control of Dan until you release the button. | |||
====Digital==== | ====Digital==== | ||
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====Analog - 0==== | ====Analog - 0==== | ||
The general button layout will be identical to whichever digital mode was last active. With this setting, Dan '''does not''' turn around when the analog stick is moved in the opposite direction of where he is facing; he walks backwards instead. If the analog stick is tilted only slightly, Dan will sneak. | The general button layout will be identical to whichever digital mode was last active. With this setting, Dan '''does not''' turn around when the analog stick is moved in the opposite direction of where he is facing; he walks backwards instead. If the analog stick is tilted only slightly, Dan will sneak. | ||
====Analog - 1==== | ====Analog - 1==== | ||
The general button layout will be identical to whichever digital mode was last active. With this setting, Dan '''turns''' to face the direction of the analog stick and walks in that direction without exception. If the analog stick is tilted only slightly, Dan will sneak. | The general button layout will be identical to whichever digital mode was last active. With this setting, Dan '''turns''' to face the direction of the analog stick and walks in that direction without exception. If the analog stick is tilted only slightly, Dan will sneak. | ||
===Difficulty levels=== | ===Difficulty levels=== | ||
After activating the [[#DEBUG1|DEBUG1]] or [[#DEBUG2|DEBUG2]] cheat, an option to adjust the '''difficulty level''' can be found in the [[#Pause Menu|pause menu]]. The default difficulty level is 1, while the full range is from 0 to 3 for a total of four difficulty levels. | After activating the [[#DEBUG1|DEBUG1]] or [[#DEBUG2|DEBUG2]] cheat, an option to adjust the '''difficulty level''' can be found in the [[#Pause Menu|pause menu]]. The default difficulty level is 1, while the full range is from 0 to 3 for a total of four difficulty levels. | ||