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Beyond: Two Souls

Contextual Objects

Learn about Contextual Objects in Beyond: Two Souls. This guide details Jodie and Aiden's abilities, controls, and how to interact with the environment in the game.

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Contextual Objects

Learn about Contextual Objects in Beyond: Two Souls. This guide details Jodie and Aiden's abilities, controls, and how to interact with the environment in the game.

This section of the guide details the "Contextual Objects" within Beyond: Two Souls, focusing on the mechanics and abilities of Jodie and Aiden. It explains how players interact with the game world through these objects and characters.

Jodie's Abilities: Jodie moves with the left stick, and the right stick is used for actions. Some actions require specific button presses (e.g., L1 and R1) or motion sensor input from the PS3 controller, such as lifting or dropping the controller to help Jodie climb or pour wine. Dialogue choices are presented, and failure to respond quickly results in an automatic selection. The Triangle button is used to switch between Jodie and Aiden or to end conversations. Jodie can also perform combat and evasion sequences, where the screen slows down, and players must react to on-screen prompts or directional arrows.

Aiden's Abilities: Aiden can be switched to using the Triangle button. He can interact with objects marked with blue dots by locking with L1 and moving the analog sticks. Aiden can also nudge people (blue dot on body), possess them (orange aura), kill them (red aura), heal them (green spot), create an energy shield (hold L1 and R1), channel spirits to see memories, and destroy evil spirits. Some actions require specific stick movements and timing.

Duo Mode and Smartphone Controller: The game supports Duo Mode with a second PS3 controller. Additionally, a smartphone app called "Beyond Touch" can be used as an alternative controller. This requires both the PS3 and smartphone to be on the same Wi-Fi network. The app allows players to tap, drag, hold, and pull the screen to perform actions, offering a more "hi-tech" feel.

Limited Edition Disc Bug: Some Limited Edition discs of Beyond: Two Souls may experience loading issues if the PS3 console is "cold." A temporary solution is to play another game for a short period before inserting the Beyond: Two Souls disc.

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