Motion Controls

Motion Controls, also known as Config A, are a control configuration in Metroid Prime: Federation Force. It is the default control scheme for players who have a basic Nintendo 3DS without a Circle Pad Pro, or a New Nintendo 3DS, which has a right analog aiming stick built into it. Using Motion Controls, players can aim by holding the R button and tilting the 3DS, which is somewhat similar to the controls of the original Metroid Prime. However, unlike Prime, movement is possible while freely aiming. With this control scheme, Federation Force members can lock-on to enemies and aim freely at the same time, as with the Wii versions of the Prime Series games.
==Control Scheme==
*Movement: Control Stick
*Fire: A
*Charge Shot: Hold A
*Jump: B
*Lock-on: L
*Free aim: R + system movement
*Sidestep: L or R + Control Stick left/right+B
*Messaging: D-pad
*Display pause menu: Start
===Campaign===
*Revive a teammate: Press A repeatedly
*Specialized actions (interact): Hold A
*Hover: Hold B
*Switch AUX ammo: X
*Fire AUX ammo: Y
===Blast Ball===
*Use a power-up: Y
==Official data==
===Website===
;LARGE AND IN CHARGE:"Walking a mammoth hunk of steel around might seem a bit intimidating at first, but rest assured, these mechanical bad boys are a breeze to steer, and thanks to an intuitive targeting system, easy to fight with as well. Just aim with the Nintendo 3DS system's gyroscope or use the C-Stick on the New Nintendo 3DS system for dual-analog control, then blast those bad guys back where they came from!"
===Manual===
"When using Config A, movingyour system while pressing [R] willalso move your weapon sights inthe game.
When playing this game, you mayhave to move the Nintendo 3DSsystem around. Make sure youhave enough room beforeplaying, and hold the systemfirmly with both hands whileplaying. Do not move the systemwith excessive force, as thiscould cause injuries, damage tothe product, or damage tonearby objects."
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