Have you been struggling with the plagued Nintendo Switch Joycon drift issue? Well I’m going to show you how to fix joycon drift, and how to do it without having to take apart your controllers!

Many a gamer has found that after a few years of racing around the track or sending demons back from whence they came, the analog sticks on their trusty controller can start to drift around.

Stick drift is a common issue affecting controllers, causing unwanted input and making games unplayable. You can attempt software calibration before opening your controller for cleaning or repair ...

Apart from the occasional loss in an aim duel against a keyboard and mouse player, the inevitable stick drift that drives your Nintendo Switch's joysticks to no use is the biggest enemy for any ...

The dial control atop Alarmo uses a magnetic Hall effect sensor for improved accuracy and durability. The dial control atop Alarmo uses a magnetic Hall effect sensor for improved accuracy ...

it's led to speculation about the Switch successor using the same tech in its next-generation controller (potentially making stick drift a thing of the past). While there's not much information ...

Left Joycon: - Analog Stick = Axis 0 - DPad Up = DPad Up #Hat0 Up - DPad Down = DPad Down #Hat0 Down - DPad Left = DPad Left #Hat0 Left - DPad Right = DPad Right #Hat0 Right - Minus = Button 10 - L = ...