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Opinion: No One Is Talking About The Switch 2's Best Feature
HD Rumble in the Jungle.The whirlwind reveal and showcase of the Switch 2 hardware and software was a complete blowout. So many ports! A brand new Donkey Kong game! The C button actually does something! Sure, there were some pretty big issues in the fine print, but I think there's something that Nintendo massively undersold and didn't even really talk about much until we got some hands-on time with the games.How many people actually leave the rumble or vibration on? With the Switch, I think I turned it off long ago because I'm always worried about the battery life of the console or the Joy-Con. The Pro Controller is different, but I also have it turned off there. It's just how it's always been, and since controllers have largely gone wireless, that's how I've always been. Apart from the haptics of the PS5 Dual Sense, which, poor thing, has been more susceptible to drift and quick-draining battery than any other controller I've owned in my life.Read the full article on nintendolife.com
HD Rumble in the Jungle.
The whirlwind reveal and showcase of the Switch 2 hardware and software was a complete blowout. So many ports! A brand new Donkey Kong game! The C button actually does something! Sure, there were some pretty big issues in the fine print, but I think there's something that Nintendo massively undersold and didn't even really talk about much until we got some hands-on time with the games.
How many people actually leave the rumble or vibration on? With the Switch, I think I turned it off long ago because I'm always worried about the battery life of the console or the Joy-Con. The Pro Controller is different, but I also have it turned off there. It's just how it's always been, and since controllers have largely gone wireless, that's how I've always been. Apart from the haptics of the PS5 Dual Sense, which, poor thing, has been more susceptible to drift and quick-draining battery than any other controller I've owned in my life.
Read the full article on nintendolife.com
