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I've been thinking about that as a solution to simultaneously controlling camera/cursor with accessibility to the functional buttons.
I was totally and absolutely on board until that price. I might change my mind if it gets good reviews.
I can see only laptop users who need to save space going for this. For a desktop user its just a gimmick which cant beat a dedicated pad & mouse
It's cool, but do you know how uncomfortable it'll be holding an UPSIDE-DOWN MOUSE and trying to play a game with it?
@pedrovay2003: I didn't get to spend a lot of time holding it, but it felt pretty comfortable in the hands.
@haters: Obviously it wouldn't be my first choice in a controller or a mouse, but it seems like a handy travel item. Not everything needs to be made with the intention of scoring awesome headshots or whatever.
@haters: Obviously it wouldn't be my first choice in a controller or a mouse, but it seems like a handy travel item. Not everything needs to be made with the intention of scoring awesome headshots or whatever.
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"Not everything needs to be made with the intention of scoring awesome headshots or whatever."
My toaster oven would disagree with you.
Aldo, if u ever come over do NOT set the toaster to 425 degrees.
"Not everything needs to be made with the intention of scoring awesome headshots or whatever."
My toaster oven would disagree with you.
Aldo, if u ever come over do NOT set the toaster to 425 degrees.
This could be pretty cool for on the go. I might replace my laptop mouse with this bad boy. I have no use for it at home, though.
60 bucks is a bit on the high side for what is essentially a cheap gimmick, that will only be used occasionally. 20-30 bucks, then color me interested.
this seems really cool, but I wouldn't want to buy it before I try at as those analog sticks don't look too great.
Yeah, for a laptop user that might be kinda cool. Wonder if it has a "360 controller mode" so it can work natively with most games? For light gaming on the go, it could be a good compromise between space and performance.
Carrying a 360 controller with my netbook is sort of comical. I wish they made a truly small 360 controller, but even the "micro" ones are pretty big.
Carrying a 360 controller with my netbook is sort of comical. I wish they made a truly small 360 controller, but even the "micro" ones are pretty big.
hmm.. See.. I don't think this is new, or at least a new concept. I seem to remember a few years ago (not sure how many but I'm fairly sure it wasn't last year) something like this showed up on Kotaku (when I still bothered to read their site regularly). Can't remember who previewed or reviewed it but I remember them saying this thing was uncomfortable because they had large hands.
It may not have been this model, but this isn't the first time a controllers been stuck under a mouse.
(Update: Just found the review, it was last year, this time last year, for the same exact product: http://kotaku.com/5736246/the-chameleon-x+1-wireless-gamepad-mouse-does-one-thing-right )
It may not have been this model, but this isn't the first time a controllers been stuck under a mouse.
(Update: Just found the review, it was last year, this time last year, for the same exact product: http://kotaku.com/5736246/the-chameleon-x+1-wireless-gamepad-mouse-does-one-thing-right )
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