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Which is good, but they've been selling broken hardware for 5 years now. They'll fix them for you, but they'll sell you them in a state where they'll need to be
by jjice 5y ago
Which is good, but they've been selling broken hardware for 5 years now. They'll fix them for you, but they'll sell you them in a state where they'll need to be fixed. I love Nintendo games. Grew up with them, and still play them (playing the new Pokemon at the moment), but man do I hate the corporation. Their development teams are incredible and the big ones never miss, but the corporate has so many knocks against them, from YouTube demonetization to the still broken joy cons.
I can't think of another first party wireless controller (since they became standard in 2005-2006ish) that has ever had issues this bad.
- duxup 5y agoI went through three Xbox 360s. I can handle sending in some controllers while I can still play.
- spike021 5y agoYeah, I went through 4 or 5 PS3's. Fortunately my PS4 stood the test of time, and we'll see how my PS5 does. As much as I enjoyed gaming during the PS3 era, it really had some almost impossible to ignore challenges.
- skhr0680 5y ago> As much as I enjoyed gaming during the PS3 era, it really had some almost impossible to ignore challenges. The switch to non-leaded solder means any electronics from the mid-2000s are prone to failing.I'm pretty sure my oven is glad that it will never have to have a graphics card or PS3 mobo in it ever again