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Topic	Current gen consoles all have glaring issues with analogue sticks.
Chewster 11/12/18 11:03:02 AM #18:	My left joycon has some, I guess you'd call it stick drift? But not the kind where it's kind of loose/floaty. Basically if I press in the up or down direction, after it centers it will press that direction once or twice more. It's been like that since I got it but didn't happen that often. Now it seems to happen more, I found that blowing it out helps a bit, but not for very long anymore. I think. I have a pro controller now anyway so I basically never use the joycons unless I'm in portable mode. Other than that I haven't really had issues with a first-party controller (sticks or otherwise) since of course the N64 and its shitty analog sticks <cite>Chewster posted [p:912270336] in Current ge... [t:77189747]...</cite> <quote>My left joycon has some, I guess you'd call it stick drift? But not the kind where it's kind of loose/floaty. Basically if I press in the up or down direction, after it centers it will press that direction once or twice more. It's been like that since I got it but didn't happen that often. Now it seems to happen more, I found that blowing it out helps a bit, but not for very long anymore. I think. I have a pro controller now anyway so I basically never use the joycons unless I'm in portable mode. Other than that I haven't really had issues with a first-party controller (sticks or otherwise) since of course the N64 and its shitty analog sticks</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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