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Speaking from experience: absolutely not true. Many kids (like my own) prefer the mobile form factor and mobile controls. That said, they're not playing Fortn
by otabdeveloper4 6y ago
Speaking from experience: absolutely not true.
Many kids (like my own) prefer the mobile form factor and mobile controls.
That said, they're not playing Fortnite and likely don't even know what Fortnite is.
- selfhoster11 6y agoKids have much smaller fingers, and so can use the touchscreen as a higher-precision input method than touchscreen. For those with adult-sized fingers, the precision sucks.
- sethammons 6y agoEh. Kids have dexterity issues, depending on where we define the kid age range.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y agoThere's still the feedback issue though. How can anyone tolerate the poor control feedback of a touchscreen pretending to be a real controller?
- ziml77 6y agoThe lack of buttons for additional fingers also seems like an issue. Unless you use the awkward claw grip that I know some people did for certain PSP games, you're limited to just your thumbs for input. There's actually more controllers now than ever before that have even more buttons accessible to non-thumb fingers. A phone just seems like a poor choice for a game like Fortnite.
- otabdeveloper4 6y agoMy kid doesn't mind, he says he doesn't need feedback. On the other hand, mobile screens have multitouch and drag/swipe actions, and that's a real complaint when he's using a controller with physical buttons.