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2 1/2 years to correct this problem and they still release new hardware with this well known defect, even worse fixed hardware where there's no course of action to possibly fix it through joycon replacement. 

 

This shit will probably eclipse a billion dollars if not more especially when they've shown absolutely no regard or indication of trying to correct the problem and knowingly released a new product with previously known defective hardware.

 

Shit, in before they're forced to not only pay people but recall their entire product line or replace hardware with corrected hardware free of charge.

 

:holeup:

 

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Nintendo Switch Lite users affected by Joy-Con drift join class-action lawsuit

"I had only put like 20 something hours on it, and it started to show joy-con drift."

 

American players experiencing issues with Joy-Cons on the newly released Nintendo Switch Lite have joined a class-action lawsuit suing Nintendo for defective thumbsticks.

 

According to webite, the lawsuit has been expanded to include those affected by Joy-Con drift on the recently released Lite, with some alleging the Joy-Cons on their new devices started "drifting" within just a few hours of use.

The lawsuit alleges Joy-Con controllers are "defective" because, after time, they can begin "drifting" - causing movement from an analogue stick even if the user is not controlling it at the time - and alleges fraud and breach of warranty, plus violations of state consumer protection laws.

 

"I can't believe it, my Nintendo Switch Lite is already drifting," said one complaint. "I was playing BOTW and the camera kept moving without touching the analogue stick. I tried to calibrate and update the controllers but it was still the same."

 

"I beat Link's Awakening over the weekend on my original Switch Lite system, I had only put like 20 something hours on it, and it started to show joy-con drift," added another complaint cited in the paperwork. "Why is this happening earlier on than with the earlier Switch?"

 

"Nintendo of Japan refuses to acknowledge the issue so of course they didn't fix it," said one angry commenter on Reddit. "Fixing it would tacitly admit that they knew it was a problem."

 

US lawyers filed a class-action lawsuit against Nintendo after concerns around the issue of Joy-Con drift last July.

 

"At Nintendo, we take great pride in creating quality products and we are continuously making improvements to them," a Nintendo UK spokesperson told Eurogamer at the time. "We are aware of recent reports that some Joy-Con controllers are not responding correctly. We want our consumers to have fun with Nintendo Switch, and if anything falls short of this goal we always encourage them to visit http://support.nintendo.co.uk so we can help."

 

 

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3 minutes ago, Bodycount N said:

 

 

:cruise: 

 

 

:mroff:

This was a pretty retarded post considering the first instance wasn't really widely spread and was corrected in short order and the second instance is not even of note as the Xbox One has been an incredibly reliable system all generation.

 

Not to mention neither is getting sued... 

 

 

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24 minutes ago, DynamiteCop! said:

This was a pretty retarded post considering the first instance wasn't really widely spread and was corrected in short order and the second instance is not even of note as the Xbox One has been an incredibly reliable system all generation.

 

Not to mention neither is getting sued... 

 

 

It's a reach for sure. The joy con drift is real. The left joy con on my Switch is fucked and I don't even want to play it for that reason. 

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3 hours ago, DynamiteCop! said:

Shit, in before they're forced to not only pay people but recall their entire product line or replace hardware with corrected hardware free of charge.

 

:holeup:

 

Recall entire product line? :mj:Wet dreams of a lemming. 

 

If red ring of death didn't cause a recall of an entire product line. Stick drift won't. 

 

Joy-Cons are already repaired for free.

 

https://www.ign.com/articles/2019/07/24/nintendo-to-repair-joy-con-drift-issues-for-free-and-refund-past-repairs

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1 hour ago, JONBpc said:

Worse than rrod lmao 

Lol nothing will ever match that. At least you can still play games with the joycon issue. Still, it’s a mild annoyance. There’s no denying that. 

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On 2019-10-01 at 8:34 AM, Bodycount N said:

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:cruise: 

 

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:mroff:

lol i agree with dyno here, pretty retarded post.

 

 

I'm about to buy a switch and fucked up analog sticks are a deal breaker. lol imagine your camera doesn't fucking stand still when playing botw. the nintendo experience :laff:  

 

 

i will still get one and just hope it won't take me.... for a spin :laff: 

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It's a ridiculously overblown issue. between 2 sets of joycons i've never experienced this.

 

avoiding buying a switch lite (when that model's actually even better in this issue) is retarded. just go buy one and enjoy it. if anything is actually wrong you just exchange it.

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11 minutes ago, Bodycount N said:

It's a ridiculously overblown issue. between 2 sets of joycons i've never experienced this.

 

avoiding buying a switch lite (when that model's actually even better in this issue) is retarded. just go buy one and enjoy it. if anything is actually wrong you just exchange it.

Avoid that shit at all costs.  PoSwitch lite :mj: 

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