An analog stick is a small, joystick-like control found on many game controllers. It allows players to move characters or objects in a game with more precision than a directional pad. Unlike the D-pad, which has a fixed set of directions, an analog stick can move in any direction and is sensitive to how far it is pushed, allowing for smooth and variable control. Analog sticks are commonly used for 3D movement in action, adventure, and shooter games, offering more fluid and natural control compared to digital buttons.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „analog stick” po angielsku

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