I recently saw a video on the RacingBrick YouTube channel called “Revolutionising LEGO RC control with Pybricks and Xbox.” It showed me a simple solution for the biggest problem with LEGO Powered Up: controlling cars. I'm old-school. I played with my first remote-controlled car around 1980, and I controlled it with a remote with two joysticks. My second one had a remote with a joystick and a steering wheel. LEGO has released various remotes with similar controls over the years (watch this space for a full article!), but the Powered Up system is controlled from a phone or tablet. I had this remote control car in the early 80s That means sliding your fingers over a piece of glass, and as others have pointed out in reviews: that's just no good. There’s no haptic feedback from the glass. If your finger slides into the wrong part of the glass suddenly you're...

