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<p dir="auto">She makes buttons for Nintendo Switch, 3DS &amp; DS handhelds, the Steam Deck and her recent favorite: AYN's Thor (as well as the Odin 3)</p>
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<p dir="auto">I chatted to her a bit for some quotes to use in my AYN Thor article I shared here yesterday, but this is the full chat, only because I love the work she does and how she gives people an option to truly make a console unique for everyone</p>
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<p dir="auto">There's plenty of behind the scenes pictures of the effort she goes to, and detailed pictures of the handhelds with her buttons installed. I thought this was a fun little one to share, hopefully you like it too!</p>
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