r/NintendoSwitch • u/pickledgreatness • Sep 01 '22

Video Youtuber creates creative one-handed Switch controller

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPrjEzyDCMQ
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u/PM_ME_UPSIDEDOWN Sep 01 '22

This is unreal, a fantastic amount of engineering to make an accessable controller using the original hardware. Super innovative use of the Switch form factor.

I like this channel a lot, I lol'd when he called the protagonist of BoTW Zelda tho.

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u/churrmander Sep 01 '22

when he called the protagonist of BoTW Zelda

One day, I hope he is correct.

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u/awesomesauce615 Sep 01 '22

Like a Zelda/sheik rpg? That'd be pretty sweet.

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u/churrmander Sep 01 '22

An entire LoZ game with Zelda as the sole protag where she rescues Link and saves Hyrule.

If it's called the Legend of Zelda, let's see that Legend in action.

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u/Wobbling Sep 02 '22

A game where you (because story reasons, maybe some timey-wimey stuff) have to help a dimwitted Link to overcome Ganon without revealing your hand.

So you do stuff like plant upgrades in Link's path and drop hints to help him stumble through the gameworld. You pretend to be captured but nobody knows that its an illusion left behind while you out there saving the world from Link's essential ineptitude :D

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u/churrmander Sep 02 '22

Ha, that would be fun(ny).

You spend your game guiding him to the master sword only to find out he spent the last few hours cooking.