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{{Review|review=What's really unique about Le Stick is that to move an object on screen you simply point the stick in the direction you wish the object to move. |author=|pub=[[C+VG Magazine]]|issue=April 1984|score=}} | {{Review|review=What's really unique about Le Stick is that to move an object on screen you simply point the stick in the direction you wish the object to move. |author=|pub=[[C+VG Magazine]]|issue=April 1984|score=}} | ||
{{Review|review=...It does, though, feel very strange at first and takes some getting used to. The lack of a base and the lack of resistance could mean that some will never comes to terms with it. |author=|pub=[[Personal Computer Games]]|issue=April 1984|score=}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:21, 9 March 2022
Reviews
"What's really unique about Le Stick is that to move an object on screen you simply point the stick in the direction you wish the object to move."
- C+VG Magazine
- April 1984
"...It does, though, feel very strange at first and takes some getting used to. The lack of a base and the lack of resistance could mean that some will never comes to terms with it."
- Personal Computer Games
- April 1984
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