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Microsoft Sidewinder Dual Strike The Dual Strike Design
To say the the look of the Dual Strike is weird is an understatement. At a first glance it just looks like a gamepad with an upwards extension in the two handles, but the one on the right actually moves around. The feel of the gamepad is great, as usual with Microsoft Hardware the ergonomic design is second to none. How It Works The first thing you need to do if you are going to be playing first-person 3D games, is to make sure that the Freelook (or Mouselook) setting is on so that the game can make use of the new features on the Dual Strike.Your left hand controls your character’s feet. You press the movement pad's direction points to go forward, backward, and side-to-side. Your right hand controls your character’s head and eyes. Move the perspective control forward, backward, left, and right to control what your character sees. Tilt the perspective control all the way in any direction to spin in that direction, as though your character is standing on a turntable. Use the movement pad and perspective control together to spin out of the way of enemy fire. You'll be moving so quickly that you'll still have time to circle-strafe the room, firing at your enemies and picking up valuable health, ammunition, and other necessities. The perspective control works differently depending on the mode you choose on the Settings tab:
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