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Just a FYI or PSA - there was some discussions elsewhere out there about how horrible the drift is and that one can open a repair case with Nintendo and they'll fix or replace for free. I sent four total controllers because all four were total shit.

Well, I received them and now have happy 7 and 9 year old's - paid absolutely nothing. They replaced two and fixed two.

Just a FYI or PSA - there was some discussions elsewhere out there about how horrible the drift is and that one can open a repair case with Nintendo and they'll fix or replace for free. I sent four total controllers because all four were total shit. Well, I received them and now have happy 7 and 9 year old's - paid absolutely nothing. They replaced two and fixed two.

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They’re a cinch to repair. The initial toolkit is $10 with a stick included, and the replacement parts are $4 apiece. Total time to fix after you get the hang is about ten minutes.

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Yeah, I researched that too - it looked super easy and the parts are cheap. But since Nintendo does it free, which is cheaper than cheap, I went that method.

If it recurs, I'll probably just do it myself.

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It’ll be interesting to see what comes of the impending lawsuit.

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Oh! That's right - there's some class action thing isn't there?