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What's the intended way to hold an N64 controller?
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In practice, the first/right position is what you will use in the majority of N64 games. The D-pad is more often used for inventory or as a command cross for many 3D games. The only time you'll use the D-pad as the main directional input is when playing 2D platformers and fighters. There isn't really a time you'd use both D-pad and stick at once, besides those who mistakenly use the awful default scheme in Goldeneye and Perfect Dark.
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There's only one true way.
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They managed to get all the sound effects correct with what's happening on the screen but yet Tony couldn't just hold the controller properly?
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The middle part is used to dilate uwu
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You dual wield them
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You need three guys. One guy holds the left prong and is responsible for the d-pad, he's called the pad man and is the grizzled reliable one. Another guy holds the middle prong to operate the middle stick, this guy is know as the stick jockey and he gets all the girls. The third guy holds the right prong and he's on the buttons, we call him the button boy and he's flashy and cool but is hiding a lack of experience and confidence.
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You need three guys. One guy holds the left prong and is responsible for the d-pad, he's called the pad man and is the grizzled reliable one. Another guy holds the middle prong to operate the middle stick, this guy is know as the stick jockey and he gets all the girls. The third guy holds the right prong and he's on the buttons, we call him the button boy and he's flashy and cool but is hiding a lack of experience and confidence.
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