Take the editor: Let’s be honest brutally here. The first generation switching units were terrible. The joy was not comfortable to use and suffer from a severe control stick. At least the PRO console was more comfortable to use, but it also had drift problems. So it is strange that Nintendo refuses to explain or address what she did directly about the problem in the second generation controllers.
Nintendo has Nixed hopes in Switch 2 Joy-CONS (Joy-Con 2) feature Hall effect Sensing devices. Emerging rumors all over Christmas last year indicated that Joy-Con 2 will implement the effect of the hall to deal with the problems of the control stick that suffers from the original units. However, according to the Nintendo Life interview with the first vice president to develop products and publish Nate Bihldorf, Nintendo built Joy-Con 2 from A to Z, but he did not do so incomprehensible Running The effect of the hall.
Looking at all headaches caused by drifting from the control stick and the ease of Nintendo correction through the effective thumb factors, it is not understood that he did not do so. This does not mean that Joy-Con 2 will face the same problems facing the first generation control units-it takes some time until the problem is developed-so we will have to wait and see.
However, Bihldorf did not explain what Nintendo did to alleviate this problem, which sparked multiple lawsuits for the company, one of which was the judge’s refusal of technology. They just mentioned that they were not “the effect of the hall” and then quickly turned attention from the question.
“Well, Joy-Con 2 consoles are designed from A to Z. they are not sticking the effect of the hall, but they are really satisfied.”
Then he explained that he loves the professional console because it looks like a gamecube game. So, while he answered the original question-not, they do not use the effect of the hall-by transforming the topic from logical follow-up: “What did you do to eliminate drifting?” It is a legitimate concern, and the lack of transparency in this topic talks about folders amid what is already very controversial.
However, Nintendo is still fighting lawsuits on the issue of drifting. Therefore, its legal team is likely to have issued instructions to other employees and actors to avoid discussing the case until the dust is stabilized. After all, saying, “We have fixed the issues of drift,” he law recognizes that it was a problem in the first generation, which will not help the Nintendo defense.
There have been a lot of negative comments regarding the control unit price point. Critics have compared $ 450 of MSRP-or more, depending on where you live-to PlayStation and Xbox keyboards, noting that Switch 2 does not carry a candle from the price point of view for each computing.
They are equally disturbed by the lack of transparency in relation to the APU of Switch 2. Many have made virtual (and satirical) comparisons with RTX 4090 due to doubtful NVIDIA claims on the treatment of the original key.
The ruling on new control units before they reach the hands of the public prematurely without question, but they will definitely appear on social media and forums. Therefore, evading the Pahldorf to the question is not a good look, and the situation will be 10 times worse if it ends with the problems of mechanical Goy-Con.