Topic: Metroid Prime 4: Beyond

@kkslider5552000
Yes there is. I can screenshot it for you. Trust me it's there.

In Settings, go down to CAMERA, and enable gyro motion controls.

In Settings, go down to CURSOR, and disable gyro motion controls.

Believe me it's there.

@kkslider5552000
Gyro for CAMERA turns gyro on all the time, when you're not holding ZL to target lock.

Gyro for CURSOR turns gyro on when you're holding ZL, enabling motion controls for "Free-Aim" instead of just the right stick.

The reason you want to enable it for Camera is to easily aim and lock-on to whatever target you want. The reason you want to disable it for Cursor is so that your natural movements of the controller when locked on don't move the reticle off-target.

There is a Motion Threshold slider you can use to adjust how much motion moves you off-target and into Free Aim when Cursor Gyro is enabled but, better to just disable Cursor Gyro entirely, then enable "Revised Free Aim" for the right stick, where holding the Right Analog in a direction snaps to subtargets.

By default, the game has CAMERA gyro disabled and CURSOR gyro enabled which is the exact opposite of what it should be to match Prime Remastered gyro control scheme. But once you reverse both of those to CAMERA gyro on and CURSOR gyro off, with revised free-aim for right stick, it's chef's kiss.

Hope that helps! You're not the first person I had to point this out to. Retro messed up with their default control scheme, but thankfully it can be remedied.