Creating profiles for more complex games on consoles can be difficult with the Quadstick. However, with proper programming, pretty much any game can be adapted. Multiple buttons can be programmed into a single sip-and-puff on the Quadstick for moments in games where two buttons must be held down simultaneously. In addition, a sequence of button presses can also be programmed in instances where button combos are required. You will need to be familiar with some of the basic Output Functions that are available to program in Quadstick profiles in order to create an effective profile for more complex games. The first video explains some of the Output Functions available on the Quadstick. These change the behavior of controls when they are activated on the Quadstick. For example, if a control is set to Toggle, it will cause the control to be “held down” when it is first activated on the Quadstick and “released” when it is activated a second time. This is beneficial for controls that must be held down in a game, such as aiming in a first-person shooter game. Using all these programming tricks together, complex games can be adapted to allow users to play at a relatively high level. See the second video for tips on setting up two joystick games (such as first-person shooter games) on the Quadstick. The full first-person shooter game profile used in the video is linked below for users to load onto the Quadstick if they want to try it out. This first-person shooter profile will work with most popular first-person shooter games such as Call of Duty, Halo, and Fortnite.