Arduino Gyroscope Game Controller

I have returned!

Not long ago, I felt the need to quit programming Java (at least for a while) and return to electronics. Here is the final product.

I made a game controller utilising the Arduino Leonardo's keyboard emulation abilities and based heavily on other peoples' work.

I used the code by Geek Mom Projects and edited it to use the Arduino Keyboard library (same link as above), so that it doesn't require a intercepting desktop application to process the gyro values and trigger key presses. (The code can work with a non-USB client Arduino (like the Arduino Uno), but you'll need that 'intercepting desktop application.')
So, the Arduino Leonardo reads the sensor data through I²C and calculates the raw values to obtain angle values (Geek Mom Projects' code; again, repeated links). Then, the Leonardo checks for specific angles to trigger keyboard presses and releases!
I really didn't do much here, only a several lines of code, but I figured it would be much more productive and fun to borrow the professional's work and tweak it a bit. Thank you Geek Mom Projects!

The game I demonstrated on is Minecraft.