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the thought of even smaller switch controls makes me hands cramp just thinking about it.
You can get slightly smaller - but same size controls - by making the joycons be permanently attached, but not a lot. if you shrink the display the controls gotta come in with it
Don't have a massive amount of confidence in nintendo hardware design for controllers these days unfortunately
Semi related but for my switch and switch oled I have this grip thing that attaches to it in handheld making it shaped like a wide traditional controller. Makes playing in handheld for more than a half hour so much more enjoyable
If that’s not built in to this I can already feel my hands being extremely sore
I'd just like a wider grip for the joy-cons when detached and playing docked than the one provided, to make it as wide as a pro controller or other traditional controller, but I haven't found any. Don't count too much on any Switch 2 controller grip being any wider, though, in Nintendo's eyes they're still mainly a children's toy company and will design their hardware primarily sized for children. I get cramps using even the DS and 3DS.
I got crams when I was younger even on my 3ds when I was in middle school
My timing might be off with these events but yeah they’re not comfortable deceives
I fucking hate the switch controllers. I loved the wii, and I think Nintendo sucks now. The wii controllers are better in every way, including their actual ability to track motion.
Worked fine for the 3DS, not everyone has large hands.
I'm not saying your experience is invalid, but the 3DS was well known for being uncomfortable to use
Fair, I do think it does show that there might be a market for it though.