Asymmetric dual wielding
Video game concept
24
games
7platforms
Player can wield simultaneously two unrelated weapons or tools - such as a sword and a gun - both of which are controlled separately.
Notable people involved: Clive Barker, Travis Baldree, Max Schaefer, Erich Schaefer and Matt Uelmen
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If you can only dual-wield related weapons, then use the normal dual wielding tag, even in cases of a club and axe being dual-wielded (both are single-handed melee weapons).
This is not when you have to switch hands to use the tool in the other hand, that's closer to quick weapon slots or other quick weapon switching in most games.
This is not when you have to switch hands to use the tool in the other hand, that's closer to quick weapon slots or other quick weapon switching in most games.
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The first Asymmetric dual wielding video game was released on November 8, 1995.
2K Games, Bethesda Softworks and Wolfire Games published most of these games.