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SWITCH AFTERGLOW CONTROLLER WIRELESS FULL
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Sadly the crystal clear plastic material used for the shell of the controller lacks any real grip textures, which can lead to a bit of a sliding problem, especially to those who get a bad case of sweaty hands while gaming. Other than that, it feels very familiar, albeit a bit ‘slippery’. Repositioning of the +, -, Home and Screen Capture buttons a bit, but nothing that isn’t easy to become used to. This appears to be the main draw to consumers, as even the box is clear, see-through plastic, designed to show off the controller’s unique look.Ĭoming with all the usual buttons you’d expect on a ‘pro’ controller, PDP has opted for a few changes.
SWITCH AFTERGLOW CONTROLLER WIRELESS PRO
Sharing a lot in terms of shape and design with the official Pro controllers, the Afterglow is visually very different. That’s until PDP sent over their new ‘ Afterglow‘ wireless controller. But what about the endless third-party options? Well in my experience, most third-party controllers, regardless of the system, are almost never better than the official controllers. I’m still a DualShock 4 man myself, but they get the job done more or less. Obviously Nintendo provided a more ‘classic’ option with the Pro controllers, and those work just fine. I feel the Jo圜ons just aren’t meant to be used like that. While I don’t mind using them when the game itself is designed around motion controls, I honestly find myself not even wanting to play Switch games that are more traditionally controlled. I honestly really dislike the Nintendo Switch Jo圜ons.
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