A few take downgrades visually, like Rocket League, but it’s never bothered me yet. Played every game so far both handheld and portable and it’s been fine.
Only titles I can see being an issue without a TV are things like Jackbox Party, 1-2-Switch and Just Dance that are based more around it.
Does anyone else always just use the Joy Cons with the wrist straps attached all the time when playing docked? Don’t know why anyone would want to go with the single controller.
I’ve mostly gone for single controller when docked and attached to the sides of the screen when handheld. Have occasionally taken advantage of the flexibility though.
Those are the words of someone who hasn’t been using Wiimotes since December 2006 - other than one occasion that first Christmas, I have NEVER hit the ceiling or anything else with a single handed controller, yet I’ve never had to use the wrist straps to achieve that flawless record. In contrast to @he_2’s old Playstation controllers which were often launched across the room.
I have done for some games yeah. One of the main reasons I loved the Wii so much was the lazy way you could game on it! Most people picture using that console as standing up waving your arms around; I sat on my arse every night using it.
Doesn’t work for all games but for Rabbids, Thimbleweed Park and Odyssey it’s great.