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Please tell us about your Controllers for your Consoles.
Pictures are also welcome please.
Thank you.
Please tell us about your Controllers for your Consoles.
Pictures are also welcome please.
Thank you.
Modded originals. I actually did this recently and I love it.Woah, those are some spiffy joy-cons. Are they modified originals, or just really good third-party ones?
Kickaaaasss. Two questions, then: How difficult was it to install, and how does the D-Pad feel?Modded originals. I actually did this recently and I love it.
Link to shells: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08V4SCFDS/ref=twister_B089YCDBYR?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
1. Using the screw that came with and tweezers that came with another modification I did, adding metal latches to my joycons, it wasn't as difficult as people made it out to be. To be honest, I found this to be really easy! It does require some patience however and you need to keep in mind that you are going void the warranty once you do this modification. Overall, It easy, the ribbon cables look scary at first but it wasn't a challenge. Keep in mind that this is coming from my point of view. It may have been easy for me, but maybe for others, it isn't.Kickaaaasss. Two questions, then: How difficult was it to install, and how does the D-Pad feel?
1. Using the screw that came with and tweezers that came with another modification I did, adding metal latches to my joycons, it wasn't as difficult as people made it out to be. To be honest, I found this to be really easy! It does require some patience however and you need to keep in mind that you are going void the warranty once you do this modification. Overall, It easy, the ribbon cables look scary at first but it wasn't a challenge. Keep in mind that this is coming from my point of view. It may have been easy for me, but maybe for others, it isn't.
2. The D-Pad is good, but not great. The "ergonomic" part of the advertised D-Pad works and tilting your thumb around to press directions actually feels natural and official in a way? But this is really just covering the 4 buttons and there isn't a pivot in place so you CAN press all 4 directions together if for some reason you decide to press directly in the middle, which I don't like, but as a D-Pad, it works and I like it more than the Switch Pro's D-Pad. Definitely not the best D-Pad i used though, but it does get the job done.
... and the rumble motors and impulse triggers removed to lighten the controller
Probably isn't. The only part that was really difficult, which isn't even really mandatory, is the battery tray. Taking out the LT/RT piece and mounting it back while aligning with 2 springs was really annoying. But that's if you want the gap between LB/RB and LT/RT black. I don't see this as something you have to do. If I bought the neon blue and red Joycons instead of the gray versions, I would've probably kept it in for a slight accent. Everything else was personally easy to me though, and it sounds easier than replacing HDDs in old iPods lolAhh, I see. I've taken apart old iPods to replace HDDs, and replaced countless strum bars on Rock Band guitars, so from that description, it doesn't seem nearly as tedious as either of those.
... it sounds easier than replacing HDDs in old iPods lol
Damn, sounds rough. iPods do look annoying to take apart in the first place thoughI'd rather TSOP flash 30 OG Xboxes than replace one iPod HDD.
YOU, THE ONE WHO SAYS ALL MY POLLS ARE SENSELESS MAKE A POLL!Hello.
Please tell us about your Controllers for your Consoles.
Pictures are also welcome please.
Thank you.
The point is to make the controller lighter.Did that give any noticeable improvement in battery life?