Oh wow motion controls when you play it docked? No thanks, I'll just play it on my 3DS then. Thanks for the heads up.
World ends with you reviews all say the controls suck on switch btw.
There were some really stupid motion controls in Zelda too. Like stuff that you literally couldn't do in handheld mode because you couldn't see the screen if you turned the joycons that way since the screen would be upside down.
Then you missed 2 temples. I mean they were doable, but again, you couldn't even see the screen when you were doing certain parts so you had to basically guess. It was clearly designed for playing with a controller or joycons detached.I play my Switch entirely in handheld mode and didn't come across anything impossible in Zelda.
Then you missed 2 temples. I mean they were doable, but again, you couldn't even see the screen when you were doing certain parts so you had to basically guess. It was clearly designed for playing with a controller or joycons detached.
I love my pro controller. I rarely play handheld unless I'm playing piczle lines dx. Battery life is great. I think they get like 40 hours battery life, but I always plug mine in when done playing though.Speaking of motion controls, are they good enough on the Switch Pro Controller to where one could just completely forget about the joycons for docked play? Especially in Super Mario Odyssey and Breath of the Wild. Also how is the battery life on the Pro Controller?
I love my pro controller. I rarely play handheld unless I'm playing piczle lines dx. Battery life is great. I think they get like 40 hours battery life, but I always plug mine in when done playing though.
Other than Zelda, and a tiny bit in mario, i dont have much experience with motion controls. Those shrines in Zelda where you have to use motion controls suck.
I played BotW in docked mode the entire time, with a Pro controller. Those aforementioned temples could be a bit weird with it, but other than than, worked fine. Something like 130 hours played. Battery life is great... made me bitter all over again about the pathetic battery life on PS4 controllers.Speaking of motion controls, are they good enough on the Switch Pro Controller to where one could just completely forget about the joycons for docked play? Especially in Super Mario Odyssey and Breath of the Wild. Also how is the battery life on the Pro Controller?
Controlling the hat to do other things than go in a straight line, mostly. Could also be used for climbing faster and stuff, but yeah, not essential for those parts.I played Mario Odyssey with both the Pro and in handheld mode a lot. I have like 950 moons so I played the shit out of it. I can't really recall what motion controls were even needed for in the game though lol.
Given that the last Zelda game that I really played was A Link to the Past
Wow, that's quite the time away from a series. Didn't like it?
So I just got this in the mail tonight:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07G3D1KS2/
I bought it with the full intention of returning it when I get back from my trip next week. I got it because I wanted to use wireless headphones on my flights and the Genki hasn’t shipped yet.
I just tested it out and there is a noticeable amount of delay on it. I’d say it is like 100ms-150ms, but it’s really noticeable to me when I was testing it out on Monster Boy. It’s noticeably smaller than it looks like in the pictures though.
Even if the Genki wasn’t coming later on I probably would return it because of the delay.
My Genki will arrive on Wednesday. I hope it doesn't have the lag that the other one has.My Genki shipped last week but of course it'll take weeks to get to me anyways but worth the wait since it seems like it's the only decent way to get lag free Bluetooth audio.