There's an "up" button as well.
It's basically just an arcade stick where you replace the lever with buttons.
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The machine can be identified via a GUID or hash without leaving anything behind.
I guess good luck to the mid-size developers who take service deals, then.
In addition to the mentioned Godot, Monogame is available as well.
The article quotes Todd Howard as saying a design goal was providing the player with a feeling of being an explorer.
Yeah, I'm rather bored with the wide-but-shallow approach Bethesda games take. Tons of geography with maybe 20% filled with things of consequence. I am uninterested in collecting 42,000 wheels of cheese or finding some random space hobo on a planet.
Well, except for the fact that all four PS3 AC games are listed as "Ingame" on the RPCS3 compatability list.
I can't think of any wireless sticks off the top of my head other than 8Bitdo's offering. They're generally not legal at tournaments.
Personally, I like just about anything from Hori. I like their Fighting Edge stick a great deal. It doesn't seem to be in production anymore, unfortunately. I've since modified mine pretty extensively but I liked it a lot right out of the box.
I have a Qanba Obsidian that I use whenever I play games on my computer. Again, it's out of production but Qanba now offers the Obsidian 2.
They're two of my favorite sticks and I own a lot.
People have different preferences but generally, "up" is the thumb button.