Sentences with phrase «hand side of the controller»

Look a little closer and you can spot a USB port and 3.5 mm jack on the left hand side of the controller.

Not exact matches

Features: Motion - sensing «Joy Con» controllers work as a traditional controller, can snap to the side of the Switch for mobile play, or be held in the hand.

In the hands — in my hands, which are neither overly massive nor extraordinarily petite — the unit as a whole, with twin Joy - Con controllers snapped into place either side of the main unit's 720p touchscreen, feels solid and has a nice weight to it, like a piece of premium tech worthy of the $ 300 / # 280 asking price.

I can even tell them how it would work; hold two move controllers side - by - side horizontally to represent the handle bars of your bike and pull the triggers to accelerate, but when you release the trigger your hand comes free and you can swing out at enemies around you to smash them with your chain.

We've seen with Until Dawn: Rush of Blood that horror on - rail shooters work perfectly on the platform, and whilst House of the Dead doesn't necessarily take the «on - rail» side so literally, being zipped across a multitude of creepy environments whilst blasting away at all sorts of monstrosities with the Move controllers (or Aim for any potential two - handed weapon mode) would be a hell of a lot of fun.

That's hard to say as matches will doubtless blend together after a while, but for now I'm finishing every match with my face nearly pressed against the screen and my tongue sticking out the side of my mouth in a cartoon imitation of concentration while my hands gripping the controller so hard it may just break.

Having a Z - button on either side of the controller is a good decision: we know it already works well on the Hori N64 Mini Pad, and, above all, it puts the choice in the player's hands.

When your left hand predominantly controls your movement and your right hand controls your attacks, it's unwise to put attack buttons on the left side of the controller.

You can use the included dual Joy - Con controllers attached to sides of the system, or you can slide them off and use them in either each of your hands or attached to the Grip like a traditional controller.

As we anticipate getting our hands on the Nintendo Switch next month, it is easy to see how the huge library of previous SNES games could be brought over to a virtual console for the Switch and the adaptable Joy - Con controllers can be turned on their side for play with NES and SNES games along with options for developing original games.

This doesn't mean you can grab a friend, shove a controller in their hand and sit side by side as you fight together, as proper local co-op isn't supported, but as long as there is a nearby player or friend, you will be able to play with them through local connection, but that's only really any good, if you have someone local to play with, which at the time of this review, I didn't, just like I didn't have the chance to play an online game with anyone as, no one ever seemed to be online playing Tag Climax, at the same time I was.

Ridges on the back of each side of the controller meld nicely with your hand, and once you get used to the unorthodox shape of the whole thing, it is pleasant and easy to use, not unlike the Wii's remote and nunchuck.

The two Joy - Cons on either side of the screen attach and detach effortlessly and thanks to relocated right - hand analogue stick, mirror the feel of an Xbox One controller or DualShock 4.

This requires the player move their hand from the right side of the controller, but activating that menu pauses the game's action anyway.