They've already played Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice with a game bar

We do not accidentally treat another month after the Sekiro release in the form of our own tips, since FromSoftware has added another difficult, almost unfairly difficult game after the Dark Souls and Bloodborne trilogy. I've been paralyzing it for over 40 hours, but I play with a mouse keyboard on a PC, and it's easier for me to control it than with a traditional gamped. Others, on the other hand, are trying to create more exotic tools, and they are also succeeding: just recently, with one of the battery controllers fans, he shredded Isshin, the ultimate enemy.

The YouTube video ATwerkingYoshi shared a video on the channel where the player had difficulty with Isshin, Sword Sainttel, the last tough fighter. To do this, he used the Donkey Kong Bongo "drum kit", originally designed for Nintendo consoles, especially for Donkey Konga rhythm games. The player admitted that it was not difficult to recognize Nintendo's special controller with Sekiro, but to combine the correct layout of the buttons. As described in Imguron, you used a GameCube adapter to connect to the YouTuber PC and applied the Xbox controller button badignment to modules such as JoyToKey. You can see the full badignment of buttons in the article image.

According to ATwerkingYoshi's experience, although the management of the camera had to be sacrificed on the altar of the combat system, with the exception of Sekiro, it can be very well managed with Donkey Kong Bongo because she feels the rhythm of the art of saber. Considering that the duel in FromSoft's swordfish action game is really like dancing, the drums can be considered the best choice for doing tricks and defeats. Yes, and something else: as shown in the video, the player died only 130 times during the game and Isshin survived 31 deaths. Of course, who does not play with Sekiro, it only hurts what it means, but for example, in our Lady Butterfly, which is a separate article from our own article, our heads can go smoothly more than 30 times.

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is available on PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4 since March 22nd. The game was not only critical but financially profitable, and it was played with a government anyway. If all goes well, once you have a bad and smart toilet, someone else will try it playing the second part of Sekiro or Bloodborne.