@kkslider5552000 in a sense, yes. still not perfect but it operates on more axis (i think 9 instead of 6?), so it has more points of reference to what direction it's facing. so there's fewer instances where shaking the controller will mess up the gyro calibration as bad

Huh fascinating glad to see the gyro is improving even if only a little
I should test this with little inferno

@squiddu-real
A good way of testing, would be with House of the Dead 1&2 Remake's(As disappointing as those two remakes are) gyro pointer aiming. With Joy-Con 1 6-axis, the drfiting would happen quite frequently, and you'd always have to press a button to re-center the cross hair back to the middle of the screen, only for it to funk up again moments later. Rince repeate. Totally unplayable.

This never happens with the Wii remote & Sensor bar for games like House of the Dead 2&3 Return. It works perfectly. Don't have any experience with 9-Axis, but how much less drifting occurs by comparison, based on your experiece between the two?

Just watch Sony release '12'-Axis for PS6 and it completely bypasses drifting alltogether. I doubt it though, they'll probably just roll with NS2's 9-Axis, but bump up the polling rate to 500hz(NS2 is 250) for even smoother, more instantaneous 1:1 gyro.

@WaveWitch from what i remember, gyro pointer aiming is much more stable. smaller movements rarely ever drift the pointer enough to need resets very often.

bigger shakes and "wii-style" motion controls can still mess it up, but it usually takes more of that for it to drift substantially. there's some comparison videos online, i'm pretty sure. the pro controller 2 also has an extra chip for further stabilization.

@squiddu-real
Bigger Shakes? That must apply to titles like Wario Ware: Move it!
Unless you're getting out of hand even with titles that just make use of pointer aiming, like in Prime 4.

Probablty the best demonstration on YT >

I was considering getting the Hyperion3 Ultra's, as a Wii remote Plus & Nunchuck alternative/replacement for NS2, for titles like Skyward Sword HD, Super Mario Galaxy 1+2, Metroid Prime 4, just to name a few, but I'll just test out the JCN2's 9-Axis pointer aiming to get an idea first hand. No point in dropping $150 if Drifting still occasionally mucks up the aiming.

Wonder how Mouse Controls(With quality Mouse/Grip shell attachments) fair for titles like Switch Sports Resort. The skateboarding, and whatever else. We really need a Mario paint 2 and WarioWare sequel that makes full use of Dual-HD Rumble 2- Mouse controls in fun, whacky, weird & bizarr ways.