With Switch, Nintendo Strengthens The Case For Two-Piece Controllers
GameRevolution: "If the Wiimote and nunchuk hinted that I might not have much lingering need for traditional gamepads, the Joy-Cons confirm it. Since getting the Switch I’ve played on separated Joy-Cons exclusively: no Joy-Con grip, and as yet, no Pro Controller. The experience has been superb; the freedom toyed with by tethered Wii plastic is fully achieved, I don’t think about how hands or limbs are positioned, and I even find myself occasionally flailing Wii-style with Breath of the Wild even though Skyward Sword’s motion controls are nowhere to be found. It’s very natural, the main strength being that the sense of even holding a controller melts away. You see what’s onscreen, and you control it, forgetting you’re really even holding anything."
