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This is probably the reason Switch 2's Joy-Cons aren't immune to stick drift
If you were hoping that Nintendo would make the Switch 2 immune to stick drift, I have bad news for you. We've known since early April that the new console's controllers don't use anti-drift thumbstick tech like Hall or TMR sensors, but now that the console is out, we have a better idea of why Nintendo hasn't truly remedied the problem.
An early teardown of Switch 2 Joy Cons reveals very similar stick hardware, which might be a sign that they're destined to ...
More so in some games than others, but in the early days of the console I found my hands getting sore very quickly — to the ...
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Surprising Switch 2 feature means you should probably hold off on getting rid of your Switch 1 Joy-Cons just yetNintendo Switch 2 owners with lots of old Joy-Con controllers may want to hold onto them, as they still have some potential ...
The first thing you do after tearing open the Switch 2's box is snap its Joy-Con 2 controllers to the sides of the console.
Once again confirming what many original Switch owners feared, iFixit’s teardown of the Switch 2’s Joy-Cons reveals a ...
The Switch 2 has only just been released (heck, this writer hasn't even got one yet) and early adopters are already taking ...
The Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Cons use magnets to connect to the console, but has the company learned any lessons from its ...
As consumers around the world have gotten their hands on the Switch 2 in the last day or so, we're still working hard to ...
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