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player. Inputting a regular attack while the control stick is tilted will result in a tilt attack. The control stick can also be directed in diagonal directions

menus, whereas the actual A button is used for taunts. When using Joy-Con (R) as a single Joy-Con held horizontally, the A button will become the bottom button

Though ARMS is famous for its specified "thumbs-up grip" Joy-Con controls (where one holds the Joy-Cons upright and moves them forward to punch), the game

article: Directional buttons In Ultimate, the Joy-Cons do not have a d-pad built in. When using both Joy-Cons at once, the four buttons on the left that

Controller, and dual Joy-Cons the top and left buttons on a horizontal Joy-Con, which are the positions of Y and B on the right Joy-Con. A few characters

used without having to sync it to the Wii U console. Main article: Joy-Con The Joy-Con controllers come in pairs and are included with the Nintendo Switch

right stick on the Classic Controller, Wii U GamePad, Wii U Pro Controller, Joy-Cons (when used as a pair) and Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, as in the Super

GamePad/Wii U Pro Controller: +++ Horizontal left Joy-Con: +++ Horizontal right Joy-Con: +++ Dual Joy-Con/Nintendo Switch Pro Controller: + + + Additionally

with a horizontal tilt, a jump with an upward tilt (if tap jump is turned on), and from Melee onward, a spot dodge with a downward tilt. In all games except

exclusive to Smash 4 and Ultimate that involves setting the C-stick to perform tilt attacks. Before performing the desired special move, press the C-stick in

best combo games in the game thanks to their down tilt, aerials, Vegetable, forward tilt, and up tilt serving as powerful combo starters to lead into difficult

Forward tilt: Forward tilt consists of two kicks, one after the other, in an upward arcing motion whereas Pikachu's is a two legged kick. Forward tilt deals

in the NES games; Bowser Jr.'s down tilt, where the Junior Clown Car licks the foe with its tongue; Olimar's down tilt, where he appears to be doing "the

situational KO move. Both her up tilt and her down tilt have small hitboxes, but they are very good combo tools: up tilt is useful for getting her opponents

Final Smash, and when certain Assist Trophies are present. Using a single Joy-Con sideways will render camera controls inaccessible, due to a limited number

the L or R button on the Switch Pro Controller and dual Joy-Cons the SL button on a standalone Joy-Con Depending on the game, there are different variations

option to grab-release, since the spacing will become perfect for a down-tilt , and potentially a KO. As the Pokémon Trainer is a "three-in-one" character

damage the same. Forward tilt: All hitboxes of forward tilt deal much more damage (9/7.5/6% (close/mid/far) → 13/10.5/8%). Forward tilt has less startup (frame

in her combo game. All of her moves possess very large range and up tilt, down tilt, up throw, forward aerial's first hit and Heel Slide serve as good combo

being incompatible with the Nintendo Switch. To compensate, single and double Joy-Cons and the Switch Pro Controller have been added. All stages now have a