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Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con may have the same stick drift problem as original Switch
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this post was submitted on 07 Apr 2025
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Been more than a minute since I touched my PSP but I remember the stick on that (and the Vita?) being pretty dogshit. Less of an tilting analog stick and more of a weird slidey one. It is Nintendo so whatever they do is amazing and perfect but they probably wanted to use the same parts on both the pro controller and the joycons.
I don't trust their perfection. Their games are amazing, but their hardware and their online service is dog poop compared to other platforms.
My Switch with light usage (mostly collecting dust) have a stick drift that keep getting worse and the right joy stick keep losing connectivity.
What? The stick hardware on the pro controller is essentially the same thing that's in Xbox and PlayStation controllers. The joycon stick hardware is much smaller.