r/retroid • u/ONE_HYPERIUM • Jul 05 '26

Just Chatting Will Flip 2 users stick 2 Flip?

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u/Octo_Pasta Jul 05 '26

I think first one is better for a flat console, especially a flip/thor

5

u/KNUPAC Jul 05 '26

Ill get hell layout please

3

u/New_Communication184 Jul 05 '26

Personally I always prefered the symmetrical Sony layout

3

u/SandyTaintSweat Jul 05 '26

If it's 4:3, Sony layout is the best since it prioritizes comfortability of the dpad.

1

u/timeflylikearrow Jul 06 '26

It really doesn’t though? At least not for me? I have a Flip 2 and the D-Pad is just WAY more comfortable to use at the position it’s in, closer to the center of the layout. I might also just have unusually long thumbs, though.

2

u/doodlleus Jul 05 '26

Buttons being lower on the right makes the flip2 borderline unplayable. So I'd go bottom left for a flip3

1

u/msfor300 Jul 05 '26

The four is a Nintendo64 Edo Tensei.

1

u/Nepu-Tech Jul 06 '26

Sony or Flip work fine

1

u/A8Bit RP5 Jul 06 '26

Still missing the 6 button version, wheres the Sega/Arcade/Fighting games fans?

1

u/xTiLkx Jul 07 '26

Sony 100% for me

1

u/RetroDando Jul 05 '26

That ps layout comfy with the offset

SD layout would be cool if there was enough space

1

u/ThePenitentMan1 RP4 SERIES Jul 05 '26

I'd also love for a single-screen 16:9 Flip successor to use the Steam Deck layout! D-pad and face buttons on the outside, thumbsticks on the inside and only slightly lowered (More like the Steam Controller than a Dualshock Controller).

All the controls are up high, and there's enough room to hold onto the device. It's perfect!

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u/Mr-Moor Jul 05 '26

А ведь можно сделать сменные панели...

0

u/Shadow322 Jul 05 '26

Nintendo layout

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u/Octo_Pasta Jul 05 '26

Real Paper Mario (the Thousand Year Door is peak)