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Nintendo Switch 2 report details magnetic Joy-Con, Pro Controller compatibility
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They still could have it on rails, just use magnets to secure rather than a latch that can get stuck or broken as easily. I would worry more that magnets = no Hall effect joysticks.
As if they were willing to give up that revenue stream in any case. It makes them too much money.
Original switch user...zero drift, never dropped or had controllers just fall out.
The fuck are people doing?
Drift has nothing to do with what people are doing. It occurs naturally from any dust or debris that makes it into the controller. Obviously the better care you take the less likely it is but it's not user error causing stick drift.