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Do you mean there is a new controller version that is more robust, or simply replaced with ones that aren't (yet) dusty? If the latter, it's just a question of
by retSava 8y ago
Do you mean there is a new controller version that is more robust, or simply replaced with ones that aren't (yet) dusty?
If the latter, it's just a question of time before one has to do the same ordeal again. I'd prefer the problem not to arise in the first place. But good thing Nintendo are generous with replacements.
- nolok 8y agoNo, he is saying the vast majority of people don't have those issues so short of exagerating* you probably have deficient ones, and simply need to get them exchanged for new ones . * you know, like saying "oh this issue is really bothing me but no I won't change them because it would just happen again anyway I'm sure of it even though most of others aren't affected". This is a definite case of "the user is not looking for a solution, but for a chance to rant", we've all seen it one time or another