Yeah it connects to the system just fine, also...WAT? thought it was a charging grip. xD
As for Packers I'm holding off on the friend code thing for now, I don't really add many people unless they're friends or something. >.<
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@Joeynator3000 Woohoo you got your Switch! Welcome to the party!!!
If you're talking about a charging grip bought separately, it works the same as the one in the box. If you're talking about the one in the box, it's just a grip, not a charger. And the Joycons slide in on the rails on either side of the middle just like they do on the sides of the Switch. They slide from the top down.
@Joeynator3000 Hmm, I haven't heard of any reports of bad grips that prevent it from sliding in though. Make sure you're lining the rail up right (just like onto the Switch's own rail) and...I hate to say it, but maybe pressing a little firmer? (You can try pressing in the release button on the joycon if you think it's getting stuck on the latches.
The grip doesn't take any more force than the main console from what I've seen, but if it doesn't look dented or deformed, and since I've heard no ranting online about problems with grips, that would be an unusual problem if it were a real issue.
Guess the Grip is just messed up then, I dunno.
EDIT: facepalms
...Yeah I just got the Right Joycon in the first time and...kept doing it wrong with the right. -.-
@Joeynator3000 Oh, is that how it works? My Twitter account is @Nicolai_Tweets. My facebook however, is for business and family, so I won't link that. All I see is an option to search Friend Codes, though.
@skywake Nintendo was quick to act on the 3ds and saved themselves. The ds just hit before the smart phone craze and became a huge success. The others never recovered. This is like Wii all over again because of word of mouth and of course Zelda (the highest rated game in a while) didn't hurt.
It should also be noted that the DS had a fairly slow start. Not as rough as the 3DS or Wii U but it wasn't the sales success we know now right out of the gate. I remember reading articles near the DS launch where journalists were arguing that the PSP would mean the death of Nintendo's portable dominance. I'd argue that it wasn't clear whether or not the DS would be a hit until games like Brain Training and Nintendogs were on the shelves.
And in response to your comment in general? Well yes, 100%. The market is reacting to the Switch in exactly the same way it reacted to the Wii. I think its fair to guess that publishers are therefore reacting in the same way.
Now I feel like an idiot because I just assumed you had to press down the release button to remove the straps. I was wondering why they were so hard to take off apparently I was just doing it wrong....
@Frosty_09 I don't really think they're designed poorly, but my straps are really hard to pull out. I feel like it's slowly destroying my Joy Cons lol.
At the end of the day, many things get stuck in place when they are put on incorrectly. That being said, hopefully Nintendo comes out with a new version of the straps that don't get stuck easily.
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@Frosty_09 Ah, okay. That makes sense.
To be fair, though... the straps on the right Joy Con are now pretty easy to remove. I'm still not going to them, though. Never liked them that much, anyway.
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