Sentences with phrase «left joystick»

Players now have to click in the Xbox 360 controller's left joystick in order to run.

The D - pad features 4 extra large wings, to make sure the player never loses control while switching between Left joystick and D - pad.

with a simple left joystick push?

The Cyborg V. 3 also includes a reversible left joystick / directional pad which allows you to have the dual joysticks next to one another as in a PlayStation controller layout or in an Xbox style layout where the right joystick is even with the directional pad.

Gone are the multiple buttons and you simply pull with the left joystick and punch with the right joystick.

At first I figured this would be so you can move around while crafting, but you can't — the left joystick instead does nothing.

The game runs just fine on Switch, although there is one annoying quirk: To move, you have to use the left joystick, but when you open your inventory or craft items, you have to use the left directional pad.

The translation of the PC controls to the PS3 means using the DualShock 3's left joystick to control Kate's movements.

Using a normal controller, you move around with the left joystick, look around with the right stick, and use one hand with each of the triggers.

You can use the sticks to move (left joystick) and aim / shoot (right joystick), which shooting is basically your way of moving vertically around the level.

Having the direction control and speed control mapped to the left joystick made driving any of the land based vehicles a lesson in futility.

In fact, funny running animations only happen when you're purposely smashing the left joystick left to right.

For those who remember the mechanics of the first game, the manual system works almost identically to the system for grinding: Instead of landing perfectly at the end of each combo, with a well timed tap of the X button, players are able to continue their combo with an over hyped wheelie by tugging at the left joystick and simultaneously hammering X just before landing.

Admittedly, most of the mini-games are kind of fun (my favorite being archery, which uses the left joystick to aim, and the right joystick to pull the bow and release the arrow), but there is one huge problem... they are all way too short.

Using the left joystick will move your cursor around the board or you can simply tap on the tiles you want to pair.

The left joystick moves the left side and the same with the right.

The game runs just fine on Switch, although there is one annoying quirk: To move, you have to use the left joystick, but when you open your inventory or craft items, you have to use the left directional pad.

At first I figured this would be so you can move around while crafting, but you can't — the left joystick instead does nothing.

Players will need to be able to move around with the left joystick and aim using their choice of motion controls or the right joystick.

You move your ball with the left joystick while shooting and aiming with the right joystick.

The left joystick controls movement while the right buttons control jumping and switching characters / sizes.

The left Joystick controls your movement, left trigger handles brake, while the right one handles acceleration, The «A» button lets you boost, and the tricks are implemented by using both joysticks simultaneously while your character is airborne or sliding across certain structures.

Control Zack with the left joystick while the L and R buttons are used to swing the camera around.

Zooming your weapon in is now performed by pulling in the left joystick rather than the right trigger and «jet dashing» a new way of dodging fire and evading your foes, also adds a new variable to the game.

For example, Lara was scrambling through a narrow passageway only to have her legs grabbed by one of her captors; you had to free her by waggling the left joystick.

It shows a oval - shaped controller with a left joystick, and a button on the right.

The left joystick moves Magloryx around, which is simple enough, while moving the right stick up and down changes the height in which the dragon takes to the air, and moving it from side to side changes the camera.

In the Switch version, you move your character using the left joystick.