This was a fantastic video! Especially for you saying you haven't done this kind of promo before, you sure seemed like a seasoned pro! The level of detail was fantastic, and the presentation of your thoughts by topic felt natural & seamless. Most of all, huge congrats on the sponsor/promo! I'm so stoked to see your successes!
As a fellow leverless fan, my thoughts/impressions: 2:00 - I don't think I've *ever* seen this type of idea before, and it's absolutely brilliant. There are a ton of great customization & printing services out there, for sure, but some of those are still difficult if you *do* already know how to work photoshop. A+ concept. 2:53 - The case looks great. Looks maybe the size of a switch or steam deck case? 4:35 - BIG agree. Bring back age of transparent colored electronics! 5:17 - *Furtive glance towards my loud af switches* 6:30 - Also agree. It looks like they're maybe even a bit higher profile than the button caps, which makes me even more nervous. More embedded, or at least more material around/between them to reduce the amount of wiggle room. 7:20 - *Furtive glance towards my 6lb chonker* 10:50 - Agreed, the presentation of this graphic really is stellar. Especially in the flatbox world, it feels like there are so many manuals that require an advanced degree to make sense of. This graphic is simple, but it communicates the button layout perfectly to someone who might be less familiar. Kudos. 17:15 - That's a great visual, for sure. TBH, I didn't realize the "orange" was orange until you pointed it out. 20:04 - A+ cat, very cute, very smart. Controversial move for RaidenBox to include kitty with purchase, I am a huge fan. 20:55 - Unfortunately, a perfect example of "still difficult if you *do* already know how to work photoshop." I still love their idea with the paper. I want to see the peripheral market get to a point where "bring paper and picture to fed-ex/UPS/office depot works seamlessly as an option, so hopefully this is an idea they can smooth out. 21:40 - Oof. I've done enough modding now that I can spot some immediate issues/omissions with this write up, but this is kind of the opposite of the button layout graphic. I like that have something in their document bundle, but this pretty much translates to "use photoshop, then install the art." I haven't checked out the Canva link (I'll also admit a hard bias against Canva in general), so maybe that's a bit more of a plug and play option? 22:02 - Lol, nope. Also, if "oh, use photoshop" is the solution, why *offer* the Canva option to begin with?! 23:09 - No lie, I think this quote needs to be embroidered on a throw pillow in the office of every creator of anything. PERFECTLY said. 25:35 - While this is a fair disclaimer, things should be made for all people, or at least as many as possible! I don't believe that the "art printout at home" is the type of product that can't be made friendly to people with dyspraxia, arthritis, or other similar conditions that impact your movement; at minimum, if the "at-home" option is highly DIY and less user friendly, it should be advertised that way. 26:42 - Coming with a quality converter is huge & definitely a factor for overall value, super cool. 27:30 - Yesss, come to the loud clicky dark side! 29:25 - To be fair, "precision" means you're going to get what you input, whether what you input was correct or not! Genuinely one of my favorite parts about leverless.
Finally, as a random aside, hmu any time if you need anything templated for peripheral art (you or literally anyone else in the FGC). I've got the tools to do it super fast, so something I'm always happy to do for the community!
big steps! moving up in the world! this is just the beginning! love seeing the victories stack up! youve earned it!😊
@@adamkaneshiro Thanks!
woohoo, what a milestone😁good to see you got sponsored
@@eli-j-a-h. Sponsored product review, to be clear, not an ongoing player sponsorship. I’m still very excited!
This was a fantastic video! Especially for you saying you haven't done this kind of promo before, you sure seemed like a seasoned pro! The level of detail was fantastic, and the presentation of your thoughts by topic felt natural & seamless. Most of all, huge congrats on the sponsor/promo! I'm so stoked to see your successes!
As a fellow leverless fan, my thoughts/impressions:
2:00 - I don't think I've *ever* seen this type of idea before, and it's absolutely brilliant. There are a ton of great customization & printing services out there, for sure, but some of those are still difficult if you *do* already know how to work photoshop. A+ concept.
2:53 - The case looks great. Looks maybe the size of a switch or steam deck case?
4:35 - BIG agree. Bring back age of transparent colored electronics!
5:17 - *Furtive glance towards my loud af switches*
6:30 - Also agree. It looks like they're maybe even a bit higher profile than the button caps, which makes me even more nervous. More embedded, or at least more material around/between them to reduce the amount of wiggle room.
7:20 - *Furtive glance towards my 6lb chonker*
10:50 - Agreed, the presentation of this graphic really is stellar. Especially in the flatbox world, it feels like there are so many manuals that require an advanced degree to make sense of. This graphic is simple, but it communicates the button layout perfectly to someone who might be less familiar. Kudos.
17:15 - That's a great visual, for sure. TBH, I didn't realize the "orange" was orange until you pointed it out.
20:04 - A+ cat, very cute, very smart. Controversial move for RaidenBox to include kitty with purchase, I am a huge fan.
20:55 - Unfortunately, a perfect example of "still difficult if you *do* already know how to work photoshop." I still love their idea with the paper. I want to see the peripheral market get to a point where "bring paper and picture to fed-ex/UPS/office depot works seamlessly as an option, so hopefully this is an idea they can smooth out.
21:40 - Oof. I've done enough modding now that I can spot some immediate issues/omissions with this write up, but this is kind of the opposite of the button layout graphic. I like that have something in their document bundle, but this pretty much translates to "use photoshop, then install the art." I haven't checked out the Canva link (I'll also admit a hard bias against Canva in general), so maybe that's a bit more of a plug and play option?
22:02 - Lol, nope. Also, if "oh, use photoshop" is the solution, why *offer* the Canva option to begin with?!
23:09 - No lie, I think this quote needs to be embroidered on a throw pillow in the office of every creator of anything. PERFECTLY said.
25:35 - While this is a fair disclaimer, things should be made for all people, or at least as many as possible! I don't believe that the "art printout at home" is the type of product that can't be made friendly to people with dyspraxia, arthritis, or other similar conditions that impact your movement; at minimum, if the "at-home" option is highly DIY and less user friendly, it should be advertised that way.
26:42 - Coming with a quality converter is huge & definitely a factor for overall value, super cool.
27:30 - Yesss, come to the loud clicky dark side!
29:25 - To be fair, "precision" means you're going to get what you input, whether what you input was correct or not! Genuinely one of my favorite parts about leverless.
Finally, as a random aside, hmu any time if you need anything templated for peripheral art (you or literally anyone else in the FGC). I've got the tools to do it super fast, so something I'm always happy to do for the community!
@@turbofrog_froggy Thank you so much for watching and leaving so much detailed feedback! I’m glad the review was informative for you.