MotoGP 24 has made big strides in improving the accessibilityto players, but how do you change the controls?
If you're new to racing games, this might not be the easiest setting to adjust. Don't worry, though, because our guide will show you how to change the controls in MotoGP 24 to suit your play style.
MotoGP 24 How to Change Controls
Changing your controller settings in MotoGP 24 is easy when you know where to look. You might think they're in the 'Customisation' section of the main menu, but you'd be wrong.
Instead, you can access the game's settings by pressing the Triangle in the main menu on PS5/PS4 (Y on Xbox) and going to the Settings menu.
You'll then need to cycle to the 'Controls' section by pressing R1 on PS (RB on Xbox) three times.
You'll then be greeted by a controller map of your current input device. This is where you can enable or disable features such as vibration and Trigger effect functions. You can also remap the controls to different buttons here.
Anything here can be completely re-assigned to meet your preferences. There are no limitations on which button can do what.
If your pad allows it, like the PS5's DualSense controller, you can also turn on motion sensor functionality.
Motion sensors allow you to steer the bike by tilting the controller pad, similar to what the Nintendo Wii used to do. To access this feature, scroll to the Controls section by pressing R2 on PS (RT on Xbox).
Further to the right, you'll see the 'Calibrations' menu. Here, you can personalize your settings by changing things such as the dead zone.
Experiment with these settings and see which controller settings are best for you!
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