which is sure to raise fears about Joy-Con drift rearing its head for the new generation console. Having been rather coy about the underlying technology in press Q&A sessions last week ...

Anyone who owns a Nintendo Switch will know about Joy-Con stick drift. It’s when the Joy-Con Control Sticks stop responding correctly, or suffer from "drifting." Complaints about Joy-Con drift ...

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Advanced Xbox controller emulation for DualSense, DualShock 4, Pro Controller, Joy-Cons / Продвинутая эмуляция Xbox геймпада для DualSense, DualShock 4, Pro контроллера, Джойконов ...

It confirmed the magnetic Joy-Con attachment, a new C button, and a bigger screen than the original, as well as a mouse mode, where you can use a Joy-Con on a flat surface for another way to play.

This magnetic technology was rumored to be included to eliminate the long-standing issue of Joy-Con drift, a mechanical wear problem that plagued original Switch users. Despite speculation based ...

The Switch 2 brings a new Joy-Con design, but not the Hall effect solution fans were counting on to eliminate drift. However, Nintendo shared some bittersweet news today. The iconic Japanese brand ...

There are many reasons to be excited about the Nintendo Switch 2, but one thing in particular has original Switch users ready to move on: Joy-Con drift. Plagued by a largely unfixable mechanical ...

The Joy-Con 2 controllers will not feature Hall effect thumbsticks This was confirmed by a Nintendo executive in a new interview The technology could help prevent thumbstick drift Almost every ...

Nintendo is not using Hall Effect sticks in the new Switch 2 Joy-Con. Yes, however, Nintendo has changed the joystick technology. Presumably, at least in part, so the stick drift isn’t an issue ...

unlimited repairs for stick drift in Europe. So it's not clear why Nintendo would opt out of having Hall effect sensors in the Joy-Con 2 to help mitigate such problems. A fun fact if you haven't heard ...

On the original Nintendo Switch, one annoying issue with the Joy-Con controllers was stick drift, and not much was done to fix it. So naturally, with the upcoming Switch 2 on the way, users were ...