It is evident that one of the Nintendo Switch’s many innovations is the technology that houses it Joy-Con, the dockable controller included with the hybrid console. However, Big N has faced a problem Flying That ruined the experience for many users around the world, that’s why Japanese companies receive thousands of broken Joy-Cons every week And player demands.

Nintendo is aware of the whole situation, and that’s why it decided to take steps to facilitate the Joy-Con delivery experience to improve users UK, Switzerland and EEA (European Economic Area; includes all EU countries, as well as Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.) As the company explains in UK support website (through Nintendo Life), from now on players can request services from Big N totally freeeven though the warranty period has expired.

“Nintendo prides itself on creating high-quality, durable products and continuously improving them. Therefore, and until further notice, Nintendo is offering consumers who purchase these products in the EEA, UK and Switzerland to correct response syndrome related to the controller the controller will be free of charge at an authorized Nintendo repair center. This applies even if the syndrome is caused by wear and tear and even if the 24 month warranty offered by Nintendo has expired. The manufacturer’s warranty does not affect any legal rights you may have under consumer protection laws as a purchaser of the item. The benefits described here are in addition to those rights.”

Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons keep failing

Several years have passed since the launch of the Nintendo Switch, but it’s clear that Big N is still battling the Nintendo Switch Flying from Joy-Con. Hopefully this new policy will make it easier for controllers to be repaired in designated areas, but the public is still baffled after all the problems stemming from Nintendo’s hybrid console controller. Still haven’t found a definite solution.

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