r/MCONohsnap

Hey everyone! So I’m having an issue- the thumbsticks are too far for me to comfortably use with the plate. Without it, it helps. What can I do in this case or what have people come up with? I do have a 3D printer and I was thinking of making a specific grip for it. It helps lowering my hands towards the bottom, but the grips don’t feel stable. But I’d like to use it normally without adjusting myself. I’ll be making a couple of designs to work around this. Pictures for reference! Thank you

This is so neat, we really are living in the future.

I can use a wireguard server on my wifi 7 router to connect to my home network with my cellphone on 5G, far away from home, and remotely turn on my computer with a wake on lan package from my router, log into my computer through steam link, and stream the games into a big screen right in front of my face with surprisingly little lag and impressive image quality.

Also if you haven't yet, try the virtual boy core on retroarch with both the core and glasses set to half sbs and the core set to full aspect ratio. It's great!

I'm still interested to see if they can do better than the mcon.

Looks like the mcon is finally getting some competition. And rumors about the price for these 2 controllers is their gonna be under $80

I was planning on buying an MCON but I don't know if I should since it all depends if it works with the phone case I have. The giant thing in the middle is magnetic so it should work with something like a car holder (although I never tried).

I fear the MCON won't attach to that firmly or that the case will be too thick for the MCON to work properly.

Does anyone have a case that's similar to mine that knows if it works or not? I don't wanna go through the hassle of buying it and then returning it.

Thank you.

Is the MCON controller frontend planning on introducing its own emulator? It could be something cool, considering its frontend UI works pretty well, especially when using a controller. No app is currently in the app store under this title, so this seems to be a placeholder.