This may not seem like a big deal to 90% of you, but the problem with all of these touch screen games is that my hand usually covers up important details, because the interface was made for right handers.

Theatrhythm seems like one of those games. So does anybody know if there's a lefty mode for us southpaws? I know it sounds superficial, but this may be a make or break deal for me.

Well it's actually fine if your hand covers the lower screen because all you need to do is look at the top screen and tap/slide according to what you see. I'm a lefty too and had no trouble playing the demo.

The game's design doesn't require one.

From the Quick Look, it seems like the game is totally ambidextrous.

@Sploder said:

Well it's actually fine if your hand covers the lower screen because all you need to do is look at the top screen and tap/slide according to what you see. I'm a lefty too and had no trouble playing the demo.

There's a demo?

@Sploder said:

Well it's actually fine if your hand covers the lower screen because all you need to do is look at the top screen and tap/slide according to what you see. I'm a lefty too and had no trouble playing the demo.

There's a demo?

@CaptRoFL said:

@Sploder said:

Well it's actually fine if your hand covers the lower screen because all you need to do is look at the top screen and tap/slide according to what you see. I'm a lefty too and had no trouble playing the demo.

There's a demo?

Yeah it came out on the 3DS eshop last week along with a demo for KH: Dream Drop Distance.

@Sploder

@CaptRoFL said:

@Sploder said:

Well it's actually fine if your hand covers the lower screen because all you need to do is look at the top screen and tap/slide according to what you see. I'm a lefty too and had no trouble playing the demo.

There's a demo?

Yeah it came out on the 3DS eshop last week along with a demo for KH: Dream Drop Distance.

Not is the US though

Oh, so looks like there is a Quick Look! Pay no more mind to this. :D

T...roll? I... huh?

The problem with left handers is that they need to learn to be ambidextrous. That's what I did, now I'm better than lefties AND righties.