Joey-2 controllers are not featured in Nintendo Switch 2 equipped hall effect analog sticks, Nintendo has now confirmed that new controllers can use stick draft immune technology.
“Joey 2’s controllers are designed with ground -ups,” said Nintendo of SVP Product Development and Publishing, Net Baheedorf. Nintendo Life. “They are not a hallway stick, but they really feel good.”
Standard analog stick assemblies use a row of moving parts to realize how you are in a stick position, and these parts end up over time, causing problems such as sticks. Hall bearing controllers instead use magnets to measure the position of the sticks. Since there is nothing to produce friction, it has very little clothes and tears, which makes these sticks effective.
“Indeed, whenever we put a new hardware,” Baheedorf says when asked about Joey’s growing problem, “whether it be a new system or any accessories, (Nintendo), can be the best potential experience for our users by designing the ground-how can they have a better effect, how they can talk about how they can talk about it.”
The stick dropter suffers almost every modern controller, but it remains a special for the switch to the corners of the switch. Nintendo has repeated that from last week, Joey 2s has been “designed from the ground up”, so we can only hope that, whatever changes in these sticks have been implemented, they perform this task properly.
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