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I did mention using a physical controller toward the end of the post. But then it's unclear what the advantage is versus doing that with your existing phone (as
by bartread 5y ago
I did mention using a physical controller toward the end of the post. But then it's unclear what the advantage is versus doing that with your existing phone (as I say, unless you already have a Duo).
- megablast 5y agoBigger screen. Better Sound. Is this just not obvious to you??
- bobthepanda 5y agoThe bottom half is the controller, so you really only get a 5.6 in screen. A switch screen is bigger than that, and if sound is your major concern it also docks into an actual TV with audio output. Presumably if you’re playing handheld headphones are no big deal (in contrast, not using headphones just pisses off everyone around you)
- bartread 5y agoNot really, especially because when playing on the move I'm always wearing headphones/earbuds so the device's internal speakers are irrelevant. The screen size issue is marginal at best. You're trading it for a bulkier device: you might prefer that, and that's cool, but it's not an obvious and objective advantage for everyone as a result. (Assuming all things equal and you've chosen the separate controller route: if not you lose the bottom screen anyway, because it's used as the controller.)