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Anime racer Screamer no longer demands you retrain your fingers, with a fresh patch adding single stick drift controls
📰 Mark Warren
👤 Mark Warren
🕒 2026-10-08 00:10:14
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《Screamer》游戏最新补丁新增单摇杆漂移控制选项,此前该作采用双摇杆设计引发玩家适应性争议。游戏采用动漫风格竞速玩法,原双摇杆机制需玩家重新适应操作习惯,新版本通过单摇杆简化操作逻辑。
Both James and I dug anime-styled arcade racer
Screamer
when we gave a verdict on it
earlier this year, but one aspect that raised both of our eyebrows was the game's unorthodox twin stick drift controls. Usually, steering and sliding in racing games are managed by the one singular controller stick, keeping things simple and intuitive, but Milestone opted to make you kick out the tail with a second stick instead. It feels fine once you get used to it, but is the kind of thing that could bounce folks off who're not down to rewrite years of muscle memory.
The good news for such folks is that Screamer's latest patch adds in the option of single stick sliding in the hopes of making the adjustment a little easier.
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Screamer
when we gave a verdict on it
earlier this year, but one aspect that raised both of our eyebrows was the game's unorthodox twin stick drift controls. Usually, steering and sliding in racing games are managed by the one singular controller stick, keeping things simple and intuitive, but Milestone opted to make you kick out the tail with a second stick instead. It feels fine once you get used to it, but is the kind of thing that could bounce folks off who're not down to rewrite years of muscle memory.
The good news for such folks is that Screamer's latest patch adds in the option of single stick sliding in the hopes of making the adjustment a little easier.
Read more