tiebreaker
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Mine works fine, only the L3 is a bit too clicky. I find myself crouching often in Zelda. Having L3 to crouch is a bad idea anyway.
i dont even know why people need this pro controller. the joycons work great
i dont even know why people need this pro controller. the joycons work great
i dont even know why people need this pro controller. the joycons work great
Looks like a very small issue. Mines flawless.Ugh, the Pro was supposed to be my saving grace when I eventually pick up a Switch. This is troubling.
i dont even know why people need this pro controller. the joycons work great
Fuck when did Nintendo forget how to build a proper controller -_-
Not saying this is not an issue but social media really makes things sound worse and more widespread than they are.
I wonder how PS1 disc drive issues were around during this time lol.
I had the same problem with my wii us pro controllers
This is another one of those things people will try to blow up when very few actually have the problem. I've had my hands on multiple Pro Controllers (local multiplayer) with no issues.
Doesn't have a d-pad
But it doesn't have a real d-pad.
Yeah except for the awful dpad on it and that little issue with the wireless interference in the left con and how tiny and uncomfortable the joycons are.
Is the Joy-Con split d-pad that bad? I had read recent impressions that it was pretty solid.
Is the Joy-Con split d-pad that bad? I had read recent impressions that it was pretty solid.
Is the Joy-Con split d-pad that bad? I had read recent impressions that it was pretty solid.
i dont even know why people need this pro controller. the joycons work great
It's not a split d-pad, it's four independant buttons. Even on the PlayStation 1/2/3 controllers, underneath the casing it was one solid disk. This isn't the case in the joy-con because it has to double-up as the main action buttons for multiplayer games, and it's a very different feeling as a result. It's probably not unusable, but at this point, it'd be undoing decades of muscle memory to adapt to.
Is the Joy-Con split d-pad that bad? I had read recent impressions that it was pretty solid.
i dont even know why people need this pro controller. the joycons work great
Wrong. All Dpads are basically four independant buttons underneath. Look at the board inside of the DS4:
It's four separate points just like the button layout on the right. An Atari 2600 joystick looks like that too when you open it up. The Dpad is nothing more than that joystick without the stick.
They're better than you'd think they'd be, but I still wish there was a Joycon L with a regular dpad.Is the Joy-Con split d-pad that bad? I had read recent impressions that it was pretty solid.
The Famicom recall 1) applied to no one outside of Japan, and 2) was taken care of rather quickly.
Oh man, how the hell do I initiate a return or exchange for Amazon Japan?