Robb
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Don't forget to pre-order your Nintendo Switch 2 Tendon Inflammation KitAfter 3 days of use
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Don't forget to pre-order your Nintendo Switch 2 Tendon Inflammation KitAfter 3 days of use
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Nothing special but an extra option is always a +
Don't forget to pre-order your Nintendo Switch 2 Tendon Inflammation Kit
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They gave away this tutorial for free?!? I thought we would have to pay like 25p or something after the tutorial game debacle.
A new Mario Paint would be amazing with my kids.
Now put Mario Paint and Mario Maker 3 on switch 2.
I can't imagine it at the moment and I have ergonomic mice at home.I feel like the opposite is true, because most of your hand can remain curled, which should relieve at least some stress from your wrists.
it seems like your hand is also slightly tilted similar to the hand position of some ergo-mice.
Just place it on the living room table. The point is that you always have a mouse right there and you can get mouse controls, if you want, and play first person shooters and strategy games like they were meant to be played. And no digital WASD movement, still analog as on regular controllers. It'll be awesome.I really don't see the point if you're not sitting at a desk. No one plays their switch that way.
It doesn't seem uncomfortable to me, at least any more uncomfortable than holding a Joy Con by itself already. I tried mimicking what it'll be like by using a Switch 1 Joy Con like a mouse, and it felt fine. More comfortable than holding it by itself.I just don't see this being comfortable, lol. It's so tall and thin. I could see it doing a number on your hand after awhile.
I was actually curious about doing the same just to see myself, lol. I know it's not the exact shape, but I'd imagine it's at least close enough to get an idea. Nintendo tends to be pretty good about comfort. I feel like the Joycon is the first thing I've held in awhile that feels a bit trying, and I don't even have big hands, lol.It doesn't seem uncomfortable to me, at least any more uncomfortable than holding a Joy Con by itself already. I tried mimicking what it'll be like by using a Switch 1 Joy Con like a mouse, and it felt fine. More comfortable than holding it by itself.
The Switch 2 Joy con is like 25% bigger, so it'll probably be even better. It's not gonna be as comfortable as a real mouse of course, but I don't think it'll be as bad as people are making it seem.
Side note, it kinda makes me with real computer mice had other I/O, like a little joystick, or haptic feedback. The standard mouse design basically hasn't changed in 30+ years, it'd be cool to try something new.
Nothing special but an extra option is always a +