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If it was a problem, wouldn't game controllers in general be a problem? There's always the assumption that left things (buttons, joysticks, etc.) are for moveme
by jolmg 7y ago
If it was a problem, wouldn't game controllers in general be a problem? There's always the assumption that left things (buttons, joysticks, etc.) are for movement and right things are for actions. Would it be better for a leftie if there were mirrored versions of game controllers?
- seanmcdirmid 7y agoYou can get used to a game controller, or well, most of us do eventually. At anyrate, you can find left handed game controllers on the market. But that is a crank, it requires a bit more dexterity, like holding a pen.
- beenBoutIT 7y agoThat crank better be detachable in a slick way that keeps it from inadvertently popping out constantly or it's going to annoy the hell out of anyone who isn't a hardcore fan of the crank-based game genre. IRL it's probably not detachable and it's going to jangle around and annoy while gradually self-desructing in a way that leaves it useless yet permanently attached/annoying.
- frosted-flakes 7y agoIt folds into the side. That's why there's a hole.
- maxmunzel 7y agoMy ps4 allows me to remap keys and it’s a blessing.
- acjohnson55 7y agoIt also doesn't seem obvious that using one's less dominant hand for movement is optimal. Kind of like playing guitar. As a righty who go my start trying to learn solos, I always felt like the left hand had the harder job.