The recent debut of the Nintendo Switch 2 clarified various aspects like release date and price, yet uncertainty lingers about the Joy-Con controllers' stick-drift issue. Senior developer Tetsuya Sasaki highlighted the redesign of the Joy-Con 2, stating improvements in movement capabilities, though he did not confirm whether the stick-drift problem has been resolved. The new Joy-Cons are larger, magnetic, and feature multifunctionality, such as serving as a mouse in select games, but concerns about controller reliability persist, suggesting a cautious approach from consumers waiting for further verification.
Nintendo's general manager addressed concerns about the new Joy-Con controllers for Switch 2, stating they've been entirely redesigned for smoother movement, but did not confirm if stick-drift issues are resolved.
During the panel, the focus was on the improvements in the design of Joy-Con 2 controllers, which are larger and magnetic, providing unique functionality but still leaving key questions unanswered.
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