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Re: "No Widespread Technical Problems" With Switch Joy-Cons, Claims Nintendo

EternalDragonX

@speedracer216 the problem is there but you may be in the a forgiving environment. People generally have issue when its attached to the grip. Now we have been told that the joycon are a bit directional with its connection. Holding a grip in it's natural position in your hands would point the joycons up slightly. If the switch is very close to the floor as mine is and in a tight shelf the joycons wont be pointing at it at all giving the directional antenna embedded onto the circuit board next to the giant piece of metal a slight problem. The fact that a simple 2" wire being soldered onto the antenna board is fixing the problem and enhancing the range alone tells you that there is a design flaw. Period, end of story. So yes I am confident being put in the position that 100% of people will have problems.

Re: Reggie Fils-Aime Says Nintendo is 'Fact-Finding' on Joy-Con Connection and Screen Scratching Issues

EternalDragonX

@NEStalgia There should be zero chance at all that a dumb dock even comes in contact with the front of the device. They have ZERO reason for it and can do nothing but hinder the user. mine is in on a narrow shelf behind a glass door in my entertainment center so my kids may by chance slide it in while its leaning forward, thus making contact with the stupidly designed dock. I promise you they will redesign this with just a cradle or a 3rd party company will make one.