I personally find myself using handheld mode the most, between school and quick playing sessions at home, so I'm curious to see which modes other people use.
Hardware Which Switch mode do you play in the most?
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TV/Handheld mode with Joy Con grip for now, Pro Controller is not really needed for now.
The Pro Controller is definitely a luxury accessory for those who can afford it and game a lot in TV mode but again not a necessity.
The Pro Controller is definitely a luxury accessory for those who can afford it and game a lot in TV mode but again not a necessity.
im gonna pick it up when splatoon 2 comes out. thats the only game i can think of that it would be almost necessary for
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The one where I don't own the system.
edit: nevermind, just realized that's the last option in your poll.
edit: nevermind, just realized that's the last option in your poll.
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I still wouldn't call it a necessity for Splatoon 2 but it'll definitely up your game since it'll not only be more conformable but I'd also say a bit more precise in terms of the analog placement/movement and trigger button placement/feel.
PS. 2014 EVO Champion won with a PS1 controller in Street Fighter 4, talk about more precise and comfortable.
PS. 2014 EVO Champion won with a PS1 controller in Street Fighter 4, talk about more precise and comfortable.
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