Sentences with phrase «square buttons»

On the face of the plug are two large, square buttons to turn devices on and off, and in between are two triangular buttons that let you adjust the dimming level.

The Triangle and Square buttons activate any power - ups you have equipped to your vehicle.

You enter them using the Left, Up, Right, Down, R1, R2, L1, L2, Triangle, and Square buttons.

Early prototypes of the controller featured square buttons, which were quickly changed to the iconic circles we know today.

The PS4 DualShock 4 controller features two sticks, four triggers, a directional pad, plus triangle, cross, circle, and square buttons, just like a classic PlayStation controller.

You use the analog stick, the directional buttons or the X, O, Triangle and Square buttons to move your fuse along the white lines of the cube, and hold L or R to cut chunks out of the cube surface, all the while avoiding enemies and your own trail.

The Triangle and Square buttons activate any power - ups you have equipped to your vehicle.

If you can look past the square buttons and down right awkward looking D - pad than The Wand is going to offer you some features that the Wii Remote does not.

Your first technique is fixed, but you can assign additional techniques to the triangle, x and square buttons as you unlock more combo slots.

I love the black square buttons up the back (which conceal a back zip) and the tank overlayer on top.

Square buttons on the front.

The Joy - Cons have all the standard gamepad features, including analog thumb sticks, face buttons (A, B, X, Y), left and right buttons, and a square button that'll let you grab screenshots (and in the future, video) to share online.

The seat is removed by pressing a large, square button on each side of the stroller.

Instead of the square button to fire, you use the left and right triggers to aim and shoot, while using the left and right bumpers to cycle through your inventory.

Instead of the square button to fire, you use the left and right triggers to aim and shoot, while using the left and right bumpers to cycle through your

Half the time you're just going from place to place and pressing the square button.

Just using a simple combo with Hulk versus using it with [Mega Man] X, you see that you have to push the square button, light punch, at different speeds.

As you go back and forth across the island of Narapela, you will find yourself fighting hoards of zombies using either a stealth mechanic, or by mashing the square button to attack with one of two melee weapons that feel no different from each other, with the occasional dodge and run away thrown in for good measure.

As for the basic gameplay, it's appropriately straightforward: You can jump with the X button and fire with the Square button.

The R1 button dodges, the X button jumps, the Square button attacks, the Triangle button is a different attack that pops an enemy into the air, and the Circle button unleashes Musou.

Selecting, aiming, and firing are all down with the same buttons across all the guns (and shooting is mapped to the triggers instead of the square button).

To accurately fire your AK, you have to ready it by half pressing in the square button, go into first - person by holding R1, put the gun against your shoulder so you can look down the sights by holding L1, aim with the left stick, and then press square all the way in to fire.

Pressing the Square button on PS4 or X button on Xbox One allows you to switch between the Decoration name and Skill name when setting decorations.

Primary attacks are handled in a context - sensitive manner, with the square button unleashing a searing blade up close and firing projectiles from far away.

If you want a long - range attack, hold down triangle so your minions know to throw spears and pressing the square button will send in the infantry equipped with swords.

You can also use multiple home screens by swiping from side to side, or view a complete list of all your installed apps by tapping the square button at the center of the bottom of the screen.

It's definitely not the gaming industry's Watchmen, but I will never forget Quantic Dream's title for my first play through, and the moments I dropped my jaw, or mashed the square button in panic, or simply sat there and thought «Am I going to do this?»

For example, I would always be asked to use the square button to catch myself while falling.

The square button allows the current character to attack, whilst the circle button will switch your control to another character in your party.

There is a means of pinging where you are on screen with the press of the square button, but the ring from your mech doesn't contrast enough with the background to be useful.

By holding the square button with a weapon equipped, you can modify several areas of any weapon, depending on what you've unlocked for it.

Holding down the square button propels your character forward using their Omni - Directional Mobility Gear and sees them instantly zipping across rooftops with all the speed and grace of a certain web - slinger.

All the attacks are linked to the square button, but a double tap followed by a brief pause and another hit results in a different move than a simple triple tap.

So not only are you giving out buffs as quick as you can press the square button, aside from the potions and mega potions at your disposal, you also have a wide variety of shrooms to choose from.

Some players will inevitably just mash the Square button for the basic attacks and forget about their special or combo moves, which can help massively later on in the game.

In previous incarnations, it would be common to end a mission with between 1000 and 2000 kills on average and this game is no different as you spam the square button in order to take down all the soldiers and officers.

Press the touch - pad and when you are happy to resume hit the square button and in less than a second you are back in control and hopefully rectifying any early mistakes.

Square button is slash, triangle is for the cannon, O is for a super attack, X is for boosting, R1 is for jumping and R2 makes your mobile suit enter a burst state where that suit can perform a more powerful super attack involving a partner character.

As a further aid to shooting the game has a focus mode that you enable by pressing the Square button after locking onto a target.

Combat is still a bit hokey, where you just mash the square button to attack, occasionally using triangle to trigger a super attack courtesy of your uncle Pey» j.

But oddly the shoulder buttons normally just control the X-axis, as you need to press both shoulder buttons plus the square button simultaneously to control the Y - axis rotation.

All I had to do was just tap the square button continuously.

Thats easy, just look for the square button on screen, unless its edited out by MS to show thier game looks just as good.

Throughout each level you will find numerous collectables which unlock new character skins and even new tricks — tricks can be performed by pressing a combination of the Square button and directions whilst in the air.

It's a lot of simple pattern recognition, but it certainly beat mashing the square button repeatedly.

You have your basic attack mapped to the square button, your magic to the circle button, triangle to bring forth your character's special move (if you have one), and the L / R triggers are used to dash back and forth (if the required rune is equipped).

Flip tricks are handled with the Square button in a similar fashion to the grab tricks.

There's a cover system in place, and you can hold the square button over downed allies to revive them.

Many times the game calls for you to press the square button (to change the lure's movement for example), which requires you to stop reeling the fish in, take your hand off the reel and press the square button, completely destroying the element of immersion.

Use the Square button to raise the magnet and the Circle button to release the vehicle from the magnet.