Nintendo still hasn’t dealt with the drift analogues of the Nintendo Switch consoles, but it turns out that the inconvenience can be eliminated with a piece of cardboard. The YouTuber showed off the rain optimization process.
New information about the problematic design of the Joy-Con is systematically emerging. Even the Japanese manufacturer is facing class actionsHowever, there are many indicators that the problem can be easily solved – at least that’s what the author from the VK channel says.
In his opinion, the problem with the Joy-Con is the metal casing that holds the stick, which becomes loose due to the gameplay and detaches from the analog. However, just throwing a piece of cardboard (1mm thick) under the element prevents it from sliding out and everything works.
In the video, you will see a step-by-step explanation of the Joy-Con floating analogue issue and hardware repair guide. The author confirms that this is how he improved two pads and they have been working for two months.
Do you have Joy-Cons at home with defective analogues? Check out the articles below that can help you quickly upgrade your consoles.
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