Tag: Controller

Once upon a time, we debated over whether video games could be art. No Save Points, the latest immersive production from Outside the March, has turned this question on its head. Could art, specifically a play, be a video game? Combining cutting-edge technology, theatre, and memoir, No Sav...

Though talked about often, DualSense, the all-new PS5 controller, really is something that simply has to be experienced to be fully appreciated. While with each generation, Sony has improved the DualShock controller, culminating with DualShock 4 on PS4, DualSense is a complete rethinking of the cont...

Trust Sony to make the most of a Comic Con when it comes to some of its most important gaming properties and the company did not disappoint during the current San Diego one: not only did we get a brand new, story-focused trailer for the eagerly-awaited Marvel’s Spider-man 2, but...

This is a second part of my gamedev series. For setting up walking (and other animations) see the first part. This is going to be a 3rd person controller, so I will position the camera over the shoulder and assign it as a child object to the Player. I create a folder for Scripts in th...

You know, all those little 2D games where you control a little avatar that’s jumping around and running on platforms? Well, today, we’re going to see how to create such a basic 2D character controller in Godot 4 and C# :) By the end of this tutorial, you’ll know how to setup a b...

Unity is a popular game engine for creating 2D and 3D games. It provides a variety of tools and features for game development, including a visual editor, physics engine, and scripting language. One common task in game development is creating a camera controller to control the movement and rotation o...

Back in March, when I stumbled upon some in-stock DualSense Edge controllers in my local stupid Best Buy store, I was elated enough that I bought one on the spot. Now, five months later — I often reach for my regular DualSense controllers instead. This is both because of my personal lack of...