Why we don't have cold/hot controllers?
| >hot
today, i am going to install a 100 watt resistor in a device made of sensitive electronics encased in plastic
>cold
today, i am going to install a heat pump inside a handheld device
caveat: this one is potentially doable but you'd need to use the smallest compressor known to man and the oil sump means you can no longer tilt the controller without it being kill
| >>1039207
just use a more expensive which tolerates those attitudes dummy-oooooh or hook up to your home's HVAC and just blow hot/ cold air through it through a duct- oooh and you can insulate the electronics and pump stable temperature air through them
(you're not a dummy btw I liked how you knew the specific parts it was pretty cool :3 )
OK here's my big idea: an extention for an air compressor which boils water really fast. That way you can have truly instant tea/coffee/noodle
| My hands are very sensitive. That would probably make me stop playing games from how uncomfy it would feel. I don't want my hands to get all freezie or get all sweaty and achy that sounds like no fun
| me when i shove the warm controller edge up my bum
| Remember that gamecube peripheral you plugged into the controller port which released a smell whenever you did something in the game like for instance in Mario kart it released the smell of burning rubber or freshly cut grass if you drifted or drove on grass and it came with free carcinogenics.
| I think there is, Tenga?
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| Let me explain
Gamepad is basic controller for consoles.. there is recently haptic vibrations, hall effect, gyroscope etc.. but what about tempatures? maybe it's dumb idea but imagine if your controller cooled down while you play Frostpunk or warm while you play DOOM.. i think it could be interesting feature which could be optional in settings if person didn't liked it same as vibrations