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Who use joy stick?
A joystick is used to control a video game.
What is joystick use for?
A joystick is used for game system like the XBox.
Why joystick is an input device?
a joystick is named a joystick because it gives you joy when you use it.
Can you use a joystick on game maker?
Yes. Game Maker contains many functions for using a joystick.
Can you use a Joystick for fall out New Vegas on the PC?
Yes you can use a joystick on the PC. When you start Fallout New Vegas with a joystick connected (or connect when game running) it will recognize the joystick and use it as the only input device (yeah, the game designers made it so the keyboard/ mouse is disabled, which sucks).
Why was the Joystick invented?
The joystick was invented in the first decade of the twentieth century. Its original use was as one of the controls of an aircraft.
What is the typical use of a joystick?
In years past, and in some small aircraft today, the joystick controls the elevator and ailerons of an airplane. In more common use today, the joystick is a device moved by hand to provide an input to a computer or game system to control functions in a program, such as a game.
When did the first video game system come out?
The magnovox oddessy came out in 1972 and is the first video game system available for home use.
What is the function of the joystick?
you move the joystick to move your character, or in some games, aim
What was special about the Fairchild Channel F video game console?
The Fairchild Channel F video game console was special in being the first video game console and the first to use a microprocessor. It was released in August 1976.
What was the first 3-D video game?
I, Robot was the first game to use 3D polygon graphics. However, the first game to use 3D was 3D Monster Quest which did not use graphics, but rather text.
What is the first video game with 3d gameplay?
I, Robot was the first game to use 3D polygon graphics. However, the first game to use 3D was 3D Monster Quest which did not use graphics, but rather text.
