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If he's playing the switch docked, the split controllers mean that the arms can be moved freely. Normal controllers don't allow that
by danhor 5y ago
If he's playing the switch docked, the split controllers mean that the arms can be moved freely. Normal controllers don't allow that
- sleepybrett 5y agoDoesn't technically have to be docked to do this. It's how I use it on an airplane often. Screen on the tray table with it's little kickstand, arms to my sides maybe in my hoodie pockets. It took a little bit of getting used to strangely but once you do :thumbsup:
- kbenson 5y agoAh, I see. I really don't prefer having them split for a single game, so wasn't even thinking of that (in fact, I vastly prefer the pro controller if it's docked). Not that I've played it in quite a while. The kids usually have it and the docking capability broke a year or two ago (not the dock, other docks don't work either).