Sentences with phrase «fiddly controls»

It's a properly one - thumb - controllable app, focussed on quick access to features, dispensing with the needlessly fiddly controls found in many of its contemporaries.

We say foe as it does take a good few goes at getting used to the fiddly controls and can be frustrating as it's not as simple as placing Lego bricks together.

Although almost a mirror port with the original PlayStation 4 Hustle Kings, this current VR version does make the game more realistic so to speak but the fiddly controls unfortunately destroy that illusion.

However, it's let down by incredibly fiddly controls, a lazy camera and some game design choices that result in unfair and frustrating moments for the player.

The flaw is that it proves to be a little clunky to control and that environments are usually fairly tight.The other flaw is that it directly harms vehicle mode thanks to some fiddly controls.

Fret Nice — annoying music and fiddly controls aside, this guitar - controlled platformer can be fun in small doses

Despite being a short game with some fiddly controls, Little Nightmares is still an enjoyable experience.

The Bottom Line The Elonex eBook has a lovely screen and lightweight chassis, but it's let down by fiddly controls, slow, buggy software and an anorexic features list.

Too many fiddly controls and warning lights inside that mostly just annoy.

The overall quality of the interior isn't a match for the Volkswagen Golf's, while the fiddly controls for the stereo — not to mention the numerous buttons on the steering wheel — mean some of the car's systems could be simpler to operate, although you do get used to the wide array of buttons after a while.

Where it lets itself down is in its fiddly controls and its short length, which combine to make a game that's merely good when it could have been great.

This fiddly control system combines with some floaty vehicle physics and some very tight level designs to create a driving system that feels more like playing pinball with a car.

Finding Pikmin, learning how to throw Pikmin and losing Pikmin to fussy, fiddly control issues was the order of the day, all whilst making in - roads into gathering the 30,000 Sparklium required to fix clumsy Captain Olimar's crashed spaceship.

The art direction and music where spot on, the premise was promising but the fiddly control scheme and the broken combat left me feeling...

Not exact matches

The gameplay is very tight and the characters are enjoyable to control, the lack of waggle controls is very welcome too and my only complaint in this department is the grabbing controls are a bit fiddly, particularly towards the end

This is not so much the case for the world of mobile learning, where interactivity can sometimes lead to unwanted problems e.g. fitting control features on to a small screen without making them horribly fiddly.

Lights and heater controls are still fluty to the touch, their position indicated by a row of LEDs, and although they seem fiddly at first, it soon becomes intuitive - not least because most of them can be twiddled with the fingertips without taking your hands off the wheel.

Perhaps later firmware revisions made it easier, but even the HVAC controls of the earlier Tesla cars were basically, well, fiddly.

Doing so trades dated graphics and fiddly little buttons for large, intuitive radio controls.

The Aston's iDrive - alike is fiddly and irritating, the Maserati's nav hard to figure out, and I'm not alone in finding the adaptive, gap - sensing cruise control systems in the Bentley and Porsche maddening.

Yes, the mouse controller is somewhat fiddly, but there are still manual knobs and buttons for the climate control and some of the radio functions so you can forego the mouse.

It's too fiddly, with too - small controls / buttons for things like nav and audio and such.

The controls are well arranged on the steering wheel, dashboard and centre console, although the stereo is slightly fiddly.

Massive boot, drop down rear seats even better, and the LED matrix lighting is sensational My only criticisms, for which a star is deducted, are; The lack of internal storage, as the centre console is too shallow, Electric folding mirrors should be standard on a # 45k + car, Some minor controls esp heating and a / c are fiddly, due to being too low on the console.

The driving position is awkward for those with long legs and the steering column and audio controls are rather fiddly.

Whilst it's certainly built to a good standard, the materials used are on the cheap - feeling side by class standards, and the control layout on the center console is extremely fiddly in an age where touchscreen interfaces are now the norm.

The dash layout is straightforward, too, but the stereo and sat - nav controls are fiddly.

Of course, the overall design is betraying the Audi A7's age, but the overall control layout is fairly intuitive for the most part, with no buttons or rotary knobs on the center console that feel fiddly to use or difficult to operate on the move.

Our only complaint with the design is details such as the fiddly climate control buttons and a lack of reach adjustment on the wheel.

The centre console is populated by BMW's stubby M - specific gear selector and a slightly fiddly array of buttons for individually configuring the car's stability control, gearbox, engine, power steering and damping systems.

Unlike the Patrol, which tends to err towards small and fiddly switchgear, the Cruiser features beefy, industrial - grade door - pull handles and large, easy to read and operate buttons for the steering wheel audio controls, HVAC system and transmission selector.

Further emphasising this price advantage is the Lexus RC's fairly generous standard equipment levels: dual - zone climate control, power - adjustable front seats, a reversing camera and a 7inch multimedia interface (with an, admittedly, rather fiddly touchpad control scheme that's nigh - on impossible to use intuitively on the move) come fitted on every RC model.

But the interior door release buttons are out of place, and the steering - wheel controls are fiddly and distracting.

Meanwhile, the controls for the air conditioning (which becomes automatic climate control when you upgrade to Titanium trim) are logical and clearly marked, although the cruise control buttons on the steering wheel are a bit fiddly.

It can be set manually, but this is fiddly and should operate via a single control in conjunction with dashboard and interior illumination.

The volume control is a bit fiddly on the dash so best to manage volume or track changes with the handy steering wheel controls.

Climate control operation has improved, but is still dangerously fiddly.

There are a few too many buttons, though — both on the dashboard and the steering wheel — which makes the 508 feel a little «busy» inside and means finding the right control can be fiddly.

The well - built interior's seats are comfortable and adjustable enough to support most occupants, though inside you still find the fiddly toggle / mouse thing to control the infotainment screen, and its graphics still look cartoonish.

Control is a little fiddly.

One thing to point out, I have read a few reviews and some people on the Xbox version have mentioned a save bug and control issues — I never had any of these on the PS4, I was on the Pro, as my saves worked fine — it never crashed and the control mechanism for the robot and aiming is a bit fiddly (no free aim, locked to eight directional aiming) and it does glitch out if you aim too close to an object but it never broke the game or caused an un-fair death.

Most 3DS owners should have no problems in mastering the controls, even with the sometimes fiddly camera angles but if you want a perfect control system, you do need the Circle Pad Pro accessory which makes everything a much more fluid experience, especially as you crouch and sneak around.

On the odd occasion the motion controls can be a little fiddly and very minimally unresponsive.

Controlling the camera can be a bit fiddly if you don't have the benefit of a second analogue control provided by the Circle Pad Pro or New 3DS, and though there's an option to lock the camera to the beast you're currently fighting there can still be times where it feels awkward.

This simplicity sometimes led to frustrations in Dimensions — driving controls, for example, felt too rudimentary, making it fiddly to manoeuvre vehicles into tight spots.

Cover is all the more crucial when you factor in that WinBack: Covert Operations» controls are incredibly fiddly.

I played the Xbox One version (it's also available on the PS4 / PC) and initially the controls felt a bit fiddly but they didn't take too long to get used to.

On Hustle Kings VR, the developers do employ the PlayStation Move controllers which does help but the controls are very fiddly and lack any real accuracy.

Although its controls are a little fiddly, its freedom to build and explore are amazingly detailed.

Swapping characters and building defenses are both quite fiddly and adding the tension that comes with tower defense meant that a lot of the time I just lost control of the situation.