Joy-Con

My first purchase would be screen protection for all consoles, but especially for the Lites. A regular switch can still display to the TV with a cracked screen, but a Lite is toast since it can't connect to anything else. I'd also consider a controller budget.. Stock joycons are notorious for issues

The problem for the Switch 2 for me isn’t the price of the console, it’s how it is monetized. They are charging $99 for another pair of joy con which are likely to drift in a couple of years. They charge $90 for a pro controller. They charge to use a built in game chat feature (only took them 20 yea

Ich würde ein Controller Kaufen, die Joy Con sind bei der S2 zwar deutlich besser als die S1 joy con aber Controller sind immer noch deutlich angenehmer. Ich nutze den "8bitdo Ulimate 2 Bluetooth Controller". Günstiger als der Nintendo Pro Controller und er fühlt sich meiner meinung nach besser an a

for gen 1 switch, the safest bet is to get the official Nintendo ones from a reputable shop like Shopee's Nintendo Official Store or GameMartz — they're pricier but you avoid compatibility issues entirely. if budget is a concern, look for ones labelled "HAC-015" (the model number for original Joy-Co

So commonly, this is due to the controller failing to charge from the system. Eventually it just runs out of charge and dies. Hence, no longer working. Bad news, if you can't confirm that the fault was the joycon alone, then a replacement might face the same fate. If the system rail has broken. Then

Most likely, the contacts have oxidized, you can try to clean them or you can replace them with new connectors The connectors on both the Joy Con and the Nintendo Switch itself are very easy to replace, you don't need to soldering anything There are plenty of replacement guides on YouTube, and the c

For sure a Switch 2 if you can afford a $500 console. If you're concerned about shooters, you can actually get DOOM and DOOM Eternal on the platform. I know they're single player, but they're still damn good fun and arguably some of the best I've played in the last decade. You can also get the Biosh

It's primarily the price, as just the Switch 2 console itself costs $720 (SGD) here in Singapore, and physical games that are $80 (USD) in the US cost around $110 (SGD) here. As Splatoon Raiders is launching later this year, I wanted to get a Switch 2 this year, but decided I needed a new laptop mor

$100 for new joy cons I view as incredibly greedy and criminal and I also think Nintendo has basically turned into the Disney of the gaming industry. Friendly in appearance only, run by sharks with some of the worst policies and treating the consumer like absolute shit. I don’t need Mario that badly

Did you change the R36S OS? I've heard some consoles have joystick bugs when using a different OS. If this problem happened suddenly, it might be a damaged joystick. 🕹️ Don't worry, just go to AliExpress or Amazon and buy a replacement joystick for Nintendo Switch joy-con, it's very cheap. PD: If you