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Wednesday, March 15, 2006
# 12:37:00 PM:
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John Siracusa compares the evolution of controllers for console vs. handheld video games, and wonders why the handheld devices like the Nintendo DS (and, by extension, the Sony PSP etc.) don't fit our hands better, rather than just our pockets.
And I agree that Nintendo has done by far the best job in making their console controllers comfortable to use.
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