List of Nintendo console games that support dual-stage triggers
(Redirected from List of games that support hybrid triggers)
This page is a candidate for deletion. The reason is:
- "Has nothing to do with emulation."
If you disagree with the candidate, explain why at the talk page or improve the page and remove the {{delete}} tag.
Remember to check for any active links to the page and its history before deleting.
This is a manual list of games believed to support clickable dual-stage analog triggers (hybrid triggers).
Hybrid triggers are often referred as dual-stage triggers or analog-digital triggers. These names highlight their ability to combine analog input with a digital click for versatile gameplay mechanics.
- Controllers with hybrid triggers support
- Hybrid triggers are mostly used for
- Gradual control of actions: providing subtle variations (like adjusting water pressure in Super Mario Sunshine)
- Precision aiming: fully pressing the trigger locks the character or camera in place for accurate targeting
- Acceleration: full speed vs boost
- Braking: full brake vs drift
- Turning: partial turns vs full turn
- Attacking: light attacks vs strong attacks
- Jumping: short jump vs long jump
- Movement: creep vs normal walk or normal walk vs run
- Shooting: aim vs instant shot
- Zooming: quick zoom vs slow zoom (useful for sniping or map zooming)
Emulators
edit| Game | State | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Dolphin | ✓ |
Emulation
edit| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| 1080° Avalanche | Sharp turns and carving in the snow.[1] |
| Battalion Wars | Half-pull on the Right Trigger to aim and control the camera; fully pull the Right Trigger to lock onto a target.[1] |
| Burnout | [1] |
| Capcom vs. SNK 2 EO | For GC-ISM, a quarter/half-pull initiates a light/medium attack, while a full-press initiates a heavy attack. |
| Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requiem | Trigger pressure determines body-part targeting during combat.[1] |
| F-Zero GX | |
| Ikaruga | Movement speed is controlled by how lightly or fully the trigger is pressed.[1] |
| The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker | A half-pull on the L Trigger shows the first-person view icon and disables free camera, a full-click will enable targeting.[1] |
| Luigi's Mansion | |
| Metal Arms: Glitch in the System | Controls for aiming and firing grenades.[1] |
| Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes | A half-pull opens the item/weapon menus, and a full-click quick-selects items or weapons. |
| Metroid Prime | A half-pull on the L Trigger strafes, while a full-pull targets. |
| Metroid Prime 2: Echoes | |
| Need for Speed: Underground | |
| NCAA College Basketball 2K3 | The analog triggers are used to aim foul shots.[1] |
| Pikmin | The analog press gently pans the camera as you walk around and the digital press quickly snaps the camera to point the direction your cursor is pointing.[2] |
| Pikmin 2 | |
| R: Racing Evolution | |
| The Simpsons: Hit & Run | |
| Star Fox Adventures | A half-pull on the L Trigger centers the camera, while a full-click sidesteps. In rail-shooter mode, a half-pull on the triggers tilts the Arwing, while a full-click initiates the "barrel roll".[1] |
| Star Fox: Assault | A half-pull on the L Trigger resets the camera and strafes, while full-click initiates a roll. When using the R Button Run configuration, when piloting the Landmaster, a full-click on the R button initiates a speed boost. |
| Star Wars Rogue Squadron II | Pressure-sensitive acceleration and braking; and while in flight, hard turns and controlling your ship's wing-configuration.[1] |
| Star Wars Rogue Squadron III | Pressure-sensitive acceleration and braking; and while in flight, hard turns and controlling your ship's wing-configuration.[1] |
| Super Mario Sunshine | Pressing modifies your controls with the FLUDD depending on whether you are at the analogue stage of the press or the the full digital press; you can move around and spray with the analogue press, but the digital press locks Mario to the spot and the analogue stick allows you to aim the spray instead.[2] |
| Super Smash Bros. Melee | Pulling one of the triggers lightly (partially pressing) will activate a light shield, which is larger but takes more knockback compared to a full shield (trigger fully pressed).[1] |
| Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow | A half-press on the L-Trigger activates Binoculars; or if the SC-20K equipped, the Scope.[1] |
| Wario World | Controls Wario's mouth during Hyper Suction. |
| Game | Notes |
|---|---|
| Colin McRae DiRT 2 | |
| Need for Speed: Nitro |