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[Koh]

Let me offer a better example then. The early Tomb Raider games on Playstation. There's no doubt these games are good, but moving Lara around was quite awkward; she controlled as if she were some sort of tank, and grabbing ledges was done in a weird way too, instead of just jumping toward them and having her grab them happen automatically. Getting used to these controls was absolutely required if you hoped to make any sort of progress in the game whatsoever. What if those games were given far better control, such as the setup featured in Angel of Darkness and above. Would that "break" the game challenge, or actually make it more approachable?