The British consumer protection organization called on Nintendo to investigate complaints about the drift of Joy-Con sticks
40% of Joy-Con owners for the Nintendo Switch faced stick drift, the British human rights organization Which? found out. She said that Nintendo should look into the problem and conduct an independent investigation. It is also desirable that the company “unconditionally” and free of charge replace all faulty controllers.
In response to this call, Nintendo noted that a small percentage of players complain about drift. In addition, she is constantly improving Joy-Con.
Nintendo has been receiving complaints about Joy-Con’s performance since its launch in 2017. She was sued and reported to the European Commission. This led to the fact that in 2020, the president of Nintendo publicly apologized for the drift of sticks.
