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I can see myself buying a Switch just for this, once the bugs (such as left controller disconnect issue) with the console are fixed.
by yunolisten 10y ago
I can see myself buying a Switch just for this, once the bugs (such as left controller disconnect issue) with the console are fixed.
- rmccoy6435 10y agoThe rumor circulating is that the new patch that was released to the console fixes that disconnect issue.
- yunolisten 10y agothank you, I hadn't read that anywhere.
- gambiting 10y agoIt apparently hasn't fixed anything: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2017-switch-joy-cons-tested-are-there-really-de-sync-issues http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2017-switch...
- NetOpWibby 10y agoActually it has. The Joy-Con have to connected when rebooting to resolve the issue.
- knodi123 10y agoActually it has not. > UPDATE 2/3/17 4:00pm: The Nintendo Switch's day one system update has launched, and there are reports online that installing the patch with the Joy-Cons attached updates the firmware on the controllers, resolving the de-sync issues. Is this really the case? Unfortunately not. We've updated our console with controllers attached and re-run the battery of tests detailed below. In all cases, the range and consistency of the connection of each Joy-Con remains the same, and the left controller still has demonstrably weaker range than the right. Eurogamer has contacted Nintendo several times now concerning this issue, and we still await a reply.
- cbhl 10y agoYou will really want to get a Pro Controller to play Zelda when they go back in stock.