It does matter and most people obviously give you ways to directly support them.
dwindling7373
joined 1 year ago
That's not your opinion. Ads are, indeed, ads.
Not all ads are invasive soul seeking tracking nightmares and no, there are not "many ways" for content creators to do that full-time.
So, there's more than one answer. When it came out the idea was, and it's debatable how much Nintendo used this concept as a marketing tool or with a design in their head, tha the controller allowed flexibility. For different games, different sections or different preferences, you could hold the two outer handles, and get a basic SNES type thing, or you could hold the mid and either one of the sides.
I feel part of it was a bit of mistrust, maybe from some early testing or internal, about the accuracy or the familiarity of users with the joystick, the design allows people to opt into it or go for the tradizional buttons.
I recall some weird stuff was supposed to be meant for the full left side combo, so directional buttons + analog stick. That was a bit of a far reach...
So beside all the intentions, 99% of the games were played with your left hand on the middle handle and the right hand on the righ handle. Consider there's a very comfy trigger button below the middle handle that is mirrored or mirrors the left shoulder button.
I'll look into it, thanks.
That's what one would think but... nope, only giving a false sense of hope.
Of course the issue is between the keyboard and the chair, but it's not immediate or intuitive either way.
As a total beginner, they work, they work well, the moment you need them to touch anything other then themselves it's hell.
I'm still trying to figure out how the fuck can I feed Flatpack OBS any VTS audio filter.
I have two and I can't vouch for the "built like a tank" since one of them once in a while decides to drift around.
Still 110% worth it for the price.
Sweet summer child.
"Don't you guys have phones?"
Also, I htought 99% of tablets connect to the mobile network using a SIMcard, but even if you rely only on wifi, see my previous quote.
Tablets can't run mobile apps?
No you don't.