Nintendo Joy-Con drift may fall under EU investigation following mass complaints
Following over 25,000 complaints from multiple nations, the European Commission may be opening investigation into Nintendo Switch Joy-Con drift.
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Following over 25,000 complaints from multiple nations, the European Commission may be opening investigation into Nintendo Switch Joy-Con drift.
Previously only available as a pair or with certain editions of the Nintendo Switch, the Neon Blue and Red Joy-Cons will be available separately next month.
The company has yet to officially comment, but it may be working on an easy way to replace Joy-Cons affected by the Joy-Con Drift issue.
Nintendo Switch Lite is taking away some features from its big brother, but the handheld device is adding back the D-Pad to its integrated Joy-Con controllers.
Powercast's first consumer product is using RF energy to charge your Joy-Cons.
A legal battle is about to ensue, but hopefully an amicable resolution is reached.
A new Pro Controller and carrying case will launch alongside the EU-exclusive bundle.
Tired of wrangling the too-short cord of the Classic Edition's controllers? An adapter offers a cheap and easy fix.
We didn't have a desync issue, but the left controller still has some input lag.
The Joy-Con grip that comes with the Nintendo Switch will just let you grip, not charge, your Joy-Con controllers.