(although it's also been the Steam Deck a lot lately)
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It astounds me that only two companies seem to have really accepted and done a good job with the concept.
I wish the steam deck did a little better while docked, but it's perfectly fine for what I use it for.
Is the Switch doing a good job? Drift issues run rampant and Nintendo never fixed it. For all we know, they might use it on the Switch 2 as well. Between pricey games, drift, and their shitty approach with ROMs and enthusiasts I've soured on Nintendo.
Thank god I managed to get an older version of the switch that could be jailbroken by shorting the right joycon slot. Best thing I did to mine. Too bad the drift happens to every fucking left joycon i have.
The actual stick is pretty easy and cheap to replace, you can get a kit on amazon for 2 sticks under $20.
cries in USD-BRL conversion
What really annoys me is that the screws are 3 pronged instead of 4 and they also feel stuck as fuck.
The real irony is that I bought some chinese knockoff that actually lasted longer than the fucking originals. Oh, both originals also stopped registering the tiny L-R buttons. Way to go, Nintendo.