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Nintendo Says The eShop Is Better On Switch 2, But Offers Vague Answer About Stick Drift

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Nintendo claims that it has built better, nicer controllers to help avoid stick drift on the Switch 2, and that it’s made the new console’s eShop snappier and easier to use. But the company’s answers haven’t fully convinced me that we shouldn’t be worried as we approach the Switch 2's launch on June 5.Read more...

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Nintendo Says The eShop Is Better On Switch 2, But Offers Vague Answer About Stick Drift

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Nintendo responds to question about Joy-Con 2 stick drift

One of the biggest issues with the original Nintendo Switch system was the infamous Joy-Con drift. VGC got to chat with a Nintendo representative to ask them some questions about the system and naturally they asked how the Japanese company plans to combat the drift and whether it will affect the new console. The Nintendo… Read More »Nintendo responds to question about Joy-Con 2 stick drift Source

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Nintendo Switch 2 might fix one of the original's biggest problems, with help from Hall Effect sensors

Last Updated on April 4, 2025 A lot of Nintendo Switch owners were plagued by Joy-Con stick drift and have hopes that the successor console will resolve the issue. Thankfully, Nintendo claims the Switch 2 Joy-Cons have resolved the issue. Stick Drift is the bane of gamers who prefer to use controllers. This means that ...

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Old weakness at Switch 2? Nintendo fans must continue to worry - GAMINGDEPUTY

One of the biggest problems in the original switch was the annoying Joy-Con drift. When asked whether Nintendo has fixed the flaw, the company gave an unsatisfactory answer – and gives bad guys.Stick drift on Switch 2? Nintendo is coveredMany users of the original switch sooner or later met the Joy-Con drift-a stick of the Switch controller registered constant movement in one directioneven though players don't move him. In many cases, this is so…

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