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Just One Day After Switch 2's Launch, Nintendo Is Offering To Replace Drifting Joy-Cons

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The Switch 2 is officially out, and it looks like the new Joy-Cons might be susceptible to stick drift, as there are no hall effect sticks.
With consoles out, Nintendo has already opened up its Joy-Con replacement/repair program for those with stick drift.
What's more, the program also covers controllers with a faulty mouse sensor.

Ever since Nintendo hosted its big blowout reveal of the Switch 2 in April, a lot of concern has been placed on the new Joy-Con controllers, particularly aft𝔉er it was revealed that the peripherals wouldn't have hall effect sticks, something that would go a long way in preventing stick drift, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a major issue with🎃 the original Joy-Cons.

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With the console officially out in the wild as of roughly 24 hours ago, one gamer took it upon themselves to tear down ಌtheir Joy-Cons to assess how likely stick drift will even be. Hint: pr♐etty likely. Now, one gamer has discovered that 🐲the company is already offering a free replacement program for the Joy-Con 2s, despite having just been released.

Who Will Be The First Unlucky Person To Have Stick Drift On The New Joy-Cons?

As first spotted by Nintendeal on Twitter, the official Nintendo repair page is offering repl🐬acements for tꦐhe new Joy-Con controllers.

It's a free replacement, though if a manufacturer defect is not found, you'll be contacted to arrange a payment. It's also a two-week turnaround, which isn't that long, all thi♓ngs considered♏.

TheGamer can verify that . Beyond being able to replace the controller for stick drift, customers can also replace it for an issue with the mouse sensor, which might end up being a problem down the line for those who take advantage꧒ of ⛄the new feature.

So far, it doesn't seem like anyone has had any reported stick drift or mouse sensor issues, though the console was just released. It's entirely possible that Nintendo is simply getting ahead of future problems by making its repair program available. Then again, considering people already had their Switc🍷h 2 screens punctured by staples, never say never.