This mouse makes no sense... #SHORTS #pcgaming #retrogaming
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game with this if you want one fat finger uh no I'm playing this game for the first time with a mouse that I've never used before it's not just five kills five head shots so you have to like whip it around when did this come out 1999 I find this very uncomfortable the pressure ah it just really feels natural and normal you can aesthetically it looks ugly I think it's the future maybe after a lot of practice you can get really good with it no no no okay that's one oh I just can't get over how I can't move the actual Mouse itself Yeah Boy let's go trackball ah no yeah it's not for me no complaints at all it's a no for me you ain't got the ball no no
The video opens with the creator introducing a new mouse that he has never used before, describing it as a trackball that feels natural and normal. He explains that the mouse was released in 1999 and that it’s not just five kills or headshots, but a tool that can be mastered with practice. The creator demonstrates how to move the ball and whips it around, claiming that the pressure feels comfortable and that the design is aesthetic, albeit ugly at first glance. He then shows how the mouse can be used for gaming and other tasks, and ends with a call to action to try it out. The short clip is energetic and humorous, with a clear focus on the mouse’s ergonomics and performance.
Viewers respond positively to the video, with over 11,000 likes and several thousand comments praising the humor and the thumbnail. Many comments mention the mouse’s design and the creator’s enthusiasm, while some jokes about the thumbnail and the trackball’s usability. The overall sentiment is upbeat, with commenters noting that the video is entertaining and informative.
Topics · gaming · review · pc · tech · performance
Questions answered
- What year was the mouse released?
- 1999
- What type of mouse is featured in the video?
- Trackball
- Which brand is mentioned in the video?
- Logitech