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"Dual-joystick" refers to the practice of using both joysticks (or a flight yoke or driving wheel with "throttle controls") to control a single player. This practice was popular with flight simulators before the advent of common "flightsticks". The most common use of two sticks is when one stick is used for the yoke and the other stick is used for the throttle, although the use of dual sticks for ambidexterous control has extended to video games such as <moby title="Robotron">Robotron</moby>.

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