Everyone of us knows that, not only with From-Software titles like Demon’s Souls or Elden Ring: From Mega Man to Ghosts ‘n Goblins, from Ninja Gaiden to Trials HD – in countless games our little fingers are clinging ever more madly to the small pieces of plastic in our hands while your own life bar melts away or the time limit melts before your eyes.
How practical that the IMTEST editorial team has a decent thermal imaging camera from Bosch (the GTC 600) for their test procedures. So we grabbed our colleague Timur and accompanied him with said camera during the evening Elden Ring session on the Xbox Series X.
Above is the thermal image of the Xbox Elite Controller: left in front of the game in cool blue – with 19.6 degrees on the hand grips. Right after the Elden Ring inlay in a warm, cozy red – 31.7 degrees in the same places. Timur had laid a few mini-bosses and then unsuspectingly summoned the Crucible Knight at Stormhill Evergaol: calling spirits to help with ash – not possible. Bleed damage: not possible. With the long reach of his sword, he took a beating on Timur, while his shield protected him well from counterattacks. After 30 minutes of a romp game, about 50% of the life bar was nibbled off and the rest of the fight was adjourned…
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