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Maybe hot take: as a handheld, the regular switch is an awful handheld (beehaw.org)
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Have you ever held a switch? Its long, flat and the controllers suck. Awful dpad and bad sticks.

Its almost comical, for a small stick the 3ds stick is better than any joycon stick.

And also, internal storage being only 32 GB, and cart games being downloaded in full to the system.

The switch is a mess. At least the games emulate well.

That's not even going into the online ransom shit.

And the dock sucks too. Would it have killed Nintendo to add like 2 more USB ports and an Ethernet port.

And not related but powera can eat shit

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[–] nekusoul@lemmy.nekusoul.de 2 points 6 months ago

Yup. I've always loved having a handheld device as a companion to my PC. The first few months with the Switch were great, but as time went on I just wanted a better designed Switch that's also just a PC, particularly after getting hardware-banned for trying to fix some of the issues myself with homebrew apps.

I never would've thought that we'd actually get to see a device that's real so quickly (anyone remember the Smach Z?), is actually pretty good and how quickly it's now becoming its own market segment.