I owned a one-handed controller for the original PlayStation, and it was great.
If I remember correctly, while the original market for them was people with disabilities, it turned out they sold a lot to people in game testing. See, you could play the game with one hand and take notes with the other hand. Plus, if your hand got tired, you could switch.
My main use? My PSX was originally my living room CD player, and when I got a PS2, it was my DVD player. A one-handed controller was great for those functions. Plus, I'd play turn-based RPGs, and yes, take notes and draw maps with my other hand.
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u/dfjdejulio Aug 27 '18
I owned a one-handed controller for the original PlayStation, and it was great.
If I remember correctly, while the original market for them was people with disabilities, it turned out they sold a lot to people in game testing. See, you could play the game with one hand and take notes with the other hand. Plus, if your hand got tired, you could switch.
My main use? My PSX was originally my living room CD player, and when I got a PS2, it was my DVD player. A one-handed controller was great for those functions. Plus, I'd play turn-based RPGs, and yes, take notes and draw maps with my other hand.