Nintendo Switch Joy Con Stick Fix - No More Analog Drift

[@scottmjenkins1981]

Dude. The last time I tried to fix anything like this I broke the ribbon on my daughters DSI XL. That was seven years ago. To this day she still gives me funny looks. But today, with your help, I managed to fix my right joycon. I'm nearly in tears here. Thank you so much :)

[@Tronicsfix]

YES! Great work! That's why I make these videos!

[@brlvper4]

You're the goat man

[@MrAzazel666]

Got my Switch a few months ago and I've already had to replace the analog stick in one of my joy cons. Nintendo seriously needs to do something about this. It's ridiculous.

[@Tronicsfix]

Ya, these seems to failing quite a bit.

[@mathewakad2861]

it's like the nunchuck analogue drift all over again haha damn it Nintendo

[@str8poisintv131]

MrMichaelXX yea like lower the damn price of the joy cons and pro controllers

[@MrAzazel666]

Yeah, they're laughably expensive. I wonder how much profit they've made from these damn things.

[@manamaster6]

This is the second time one of my sticks stops working in a year, the problem is that my Switch doesn't have a guarantee anymore...

[@DivinePudding133]

This is so annoying. I shouldn't have to be here looking up how to fix these dumb $80 controllers.

[@spectrum1324]

in the au the controller is $120

[@Letheblivi]

Why are these things so expensive?! If I’m paying $80 for a controller it better do my taxes for me.

[@bgexy5457]

Thanks dude. Your repair videos have saved me a lot of time and money. And the fact you don’t spend 20 minutes on one little subject makes your content actually worth watching all the way through.

[@skeletorrobo]

My two cents (from Australia) I had drift problems with both blue and red controllers. I blew on the exposed section (lifting the rubber skirt below the knob of the joystick, sounds wrong maybe, but whatever), Turned the controller upside down and rubbed with a toothbrush, updated the Switch, updated the controllers and callibrated and recallibrated and it did absolutley NOTHING. Watched a video about using a non conductive contact cleaner. So I went to Bunnings and got a WD40 Specialist Fast Drying Contact Cleaner "penetrates quickly and leaves no residue. For use on electrical equipment, contacts plastic & rubber" Cost about $17. Didn't know it would work, but thought I'd take the risk before forking out $120 for a new pair of controllers. With the help of another, I lifted the skirting of the red joystick using a large pin and shot on two sides of the joystick using the cleaner, which came with a long yellow straw for precision application. Incredibly, almost magically, the red controller worked good as new after first letting it dry (to air) for about 10 minutes. I tried the blue controller and found it more troublesome. It consistently drifted north. I tried it once, twice and no change On the third try I applied the spray to the east and west sides of the joystick and after reconnecting and a quick rotation, it also now works good as new. I can't say this will work for you. But thought I'd share my experience in case you're at wits end and thinking about ordering new controllers. Good luck.

[@ElPalcoTigreHermano]

Was it definitive?

[@dipdipperson8885]

I tried using gasoline and it worked instantly, that and compressed air to clean it out.

[@anthonyalvarez5737]

skeletorrobo have they drifted again at all?

[@runed0s86]

Hey, I know it's late, but did you see the cardboard fix? Apparently the back plate of the analog stick gets lose, and that's what causes drift. Putting something like cardboard or a folded playing card to smush the stick back together apparently fixes the joycon

[@_unreel]

Worked like a charm! I didn't use the EXACT tools in the description, but I ordered a kit off of amazon and a joystick, and went at it. It works like new now, and was pretty easy, even if you've never opened up an electronic device in your life like me. Just make sure you follow the guide to the letter.

[@Tronicsfix]

Glad you were able to fix yours! Thanks for the comment.

[@jasonlanko593]

Where do you get a stick?

[@AnthonyParamo]

@@jasonlanko593 Linked in the description....

[@C-64]

I’m just glad that it’s cheap and there is no soldering involved

[@Smackosynthesis]

Well this looks way more complicated than I'm qualified for.

[@maoraharon21]

Looks more complicated than it is

[@jayklemmensen9141]

It really is

[@brlvper4]

It's not too complex. You are just unscrewing and screwing in a new stick, ribbon cables are a hoe though. This took me many hours to learn but this is a skill that pays off high

[@DClairRobinson]

So ... I gotta buy a new stick

[@residentsleeper5678]

Yeah would have been good to know before watching half of this video.

[@luiro17]

I jst got 2 new controllers and after a week i have the same fking problem, really🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@pokecollect32]

@@luiro17 I have same issue but I just bought mine and in 3 days left stick is already drifting. I have never had issues with the right side always the left one. Wonder if the right side is stronger than the left. Meh anyways it's a huge flaw.

[@bronster0791]

@@pokecollect32 same

[@MrScrewee]

@@luiro17 Maybe it's just thing in Europe, but you don't have a warranty for that?

[@InfamousJJ420]

I know this doesn't sound sanitary, but I took the rubber cap off and just today I decided to blow air onto the top of the stick myself, to recreate the force of pressured air. Sure enough, it actually worked after doing it twice. There's no more drift.

[@yoster39]

Did the same, thanks, surely you saved me a lot of time and fighting with my local gamestop

[@yoster39]

You'll have to do it roughly every 2 days though, it's not a perfect solution from my experience

[@dwaynethomas4552]

@Beriath Thanks! This is what I wanted to know!

[@MajinAnt513]

The most simple way to end a complicated problem

[@bugbiteme]

Thanks for the tutorial! I managed to replace my left-joycon thumb control. To others, this video glosses over some details. Doable, but maybe not for the novice. Disconnecting and reconnecting ribbon cables isn't as easy is it seems in this video. Notice the edits in the video when he is doing the step of connecting those and putting everything back together. Make sure you have some needle-nose tweezers and some plastic prying tools, along with the screw drivers. Take pictures along the way and don't get flustered.

[@Maurader2004]

One bit of advice: After you install the new joystick CALIBRATE THE CONTROLLER! I bought the exact replacement joystick, followed this tutorial exactly, turned on my system, and the drift was far worse than before. I was so frustrated at the thought that I'd wasted the time to do this and I'd still have to spend $80 on a new set of joycons anyway. Then my husband got home and I showed him, and he suggested calibrating the new joystick. I can't believe I didn't think of that on my own. It worked, and now my joycons are usable again!

[@JamieHamelSmith]

My wife just used this video to help her fix our own after she ordered the part! 🙌 Thanks for all the great content.

[@GadgetUK164]

Great video! Doesn't bode well that these are failing already lol!

[@Tronicsfix]

Would be nice if they lasted a little longer!

[@joewilliams5612]

they have been out for almost 2 years

[@GadgetUK164]

Yes - precisely! They should last a lot longer than 2 years lol. I've got gaming systems from 30 years ago that still work... To fail within 2 years is crazy.

[@myforever13]

@@GadgetUK164 and it's even faster than that i have had 3 sets fail on me in those 2 years, im currently trying to figure out if i'd be able to fix it myself this time

[@GhostReaper2043]

0:25 my favorite part you also need a rubber mallet for the repair for when you get frustrated lol.

[@Tronicsfix]

Ha, ha...glad you like that part!

[@snackeetah2627]

When you speak about Nintendo, you need not a rubber mallet but a rubber wallet, lol.

[@8-bitsteve500]

Thanks for this! My left joycon has been suffering drift for some time but watching this video gave me the confidence to replace the analogue stick, I got a pack of two from Amazon (complete with screwdrivers and tweezers) for only £7 and I managed to replace it. Now its working like new. (the only problem I had was replacing the ultra tiny and thin ribbon cable that connects the L and ZL buttons. but I got it eventually)

[@christinecamilo5610]

Thanks for the video. It was easy. Save my self a $30 repair,the part was only $6. Hurray. Proud mom here 😍😍👍

[@laconiclizard159]

thx, man. This worked and i only lost one screw! If you're doing this and you have no practice just go slow. Stop when you get agitated. When the buttons pop out of place just disassemble everything but the ribbons and see how it all fits together, no short cuts. The only ribbon I had to pull was the joycon ribbon. They just pull out with a tweezers, there's no clip action or anything. I really like these controllers but the drifting is maddening and a new set of joy cons only lasts half a year. Nintendo needs to redesign the control stick and do a recall, this issue is no joke. I'd be more mad but replacing the stick was sort of fun.

[@Tronicsfix]

Sounds like you're a natural fixer!

[@laconiclizard159]

uh... sure. Actually the new one drifted, too! But I did a calibration and now it's perfect. For a few months, I suspect. These joy cons are garbage.

[@matthewg.2397]

This is a useful video to fix my Joy-Cons. Liked and Subscribed 👍🏼

[@Tronicsfix]

Glad you liked it....thanks for the sub!

[@robertandruw7647]

Lol and I thought the hammer time will come at 1:10

[@zephr5]

I thought he was going to smash the p.o.s joy con too!

[@mfpuma_]

It's frustrating that there isn't any way to repair each analog stick, i've lost count on how many of these i've replaced.

[@Tronicsfix]

Yes, that's a bummer. It's also too bad they can't make it more durable.

[@brlvper4]

Nintendium ran out in 2008

[@someguys2655]

Bought a new stick and with this video replaced with the new stick. Thank you.

[@sihaynes]

Thank you so much, clear and easy to understand have now got a fully working joycon 😃

[@ixiwixi]

Just wanted to say thanks for the video! Replacing the joystick was a breeze.

[@Tronicsfix]

Glad this helped!

[@ixiwixi]

Revisiting this video to fix my stick drift again and saw my old comment from 5 years ago; once again, just wanted to thank you posting this!

[@belbubs]

I bought a switch for my son in June 2017 and other son in February 2018. I have already purchased new joy cons for my first son and my others son just went bad a few days ago. Frustrated, I found this video and it looked easy enough. I have never opened ANY electronic device in my life and have been terrified to as I know I’ll mess something up. But hey, since I’ve had kids, things get expensive. So I decided to give this a try. I did buy the iFixit tool kit, which in my opinion made this repair super easy! Thank you so much for this video tutorial and giving me confidence to repair these joy cons that would potentially make me spend tons more just to make my kids happy!

[@Tronicsfix]

Glad this helped!

[@johnmorales4328]

You seem to be using an updated version of the joy con, not the original that came with the Switch at launch. Mine looks different when you take out the battery. Wish it’d been stated in the title

[@jamesherman3750]

Are these replacements exactly the same as the analog stick in the joy con as default?

[@Tronicsfix]

Yep

[@Mrluigibear]

So does that means they will drift again?

[@MagneticProductions1]

@@Mrluigibear Eventually, so I wouldn't do this as preventative maintenance. They do make metal ones now but I don't think they prevent drift and therefore seem a bit unnecessary.

[@thelastlaugh01]

Thank you for this video. I just replaced my first set of joy sticks using this video. It took me a bit longer as I didn't know if I had the cables in all the way... Joycon works so I guess the cables were installed correctly.

[@Erioinx]

What if you replace the joystick and the same problem persists even after attempting a reset and recalibration? Someone suggested WD-40 Contact Cleaner but if the joystick is entirely new then cleaning it seems unnecessary. What other problems could there be? Is the controller just a lost cause?

[@ArthurGuerrero]

Thank you. These joycons just seem to spontaneously fall apart. As a regular dad, I fixed 4 SL/SR ribbons, but a bad Joy Con Stick press was the newest issue. I had one Joycon I have been using for parts, and with these instructions I was able to do a transplant. Apparently the right and left sticks are the same part. Also, I did take some comment advice: RECALIBRATE after you replace the stick.

[@CForce]

Guide was very helpful in replacing my out of warranty joycon sticks. For those that have this issue make sure if its within a year (or 90 days for additional joycons) that you let Nintendo repair them for free first. I had to start replacing my own sticks after my warranty ran out but I did have them repair some before I spent any money on parts. It is pretty silly these sticks seem to be failing so quick but at least make Nintendo Support work for you before you take it upon yourself.

[@Tronicsfix]

Good points. Seems like they could make these a little better quality for sure.

[@SurvivalKidChris]

didn't think it'd be this simple, thanks!

[@Tronicsfix]

My pleasure!

[@TheoWillemse]

Thanks for this video... got one controller that drift sometimes... So the only way to fix this problem is to replace the analog stick?

[@jimbrennan2201]

Note! You only show the procedure for the right controller, the layout for the left controller is different, where it’s easy to end up removing the screws for the motherboard and damaging it like I did! (Tip - only remove the gold screws). Also the ribbon cable to the battery cradle on the right controller is a nightmare to reconnect! Gave up, ordered new joycons...

[@dougtheshug2154]

Thanks for this. Think I'll be needing it soon.

[@squiddles1678]

How do I fix the ribbon cable in 2:20?

[@Usecore1555]

Replace it... sad but i don't think ya can repair it, cuz it is way to fragile... but maybe ya should first check if it is rly broken or ya just not connect it like it should be ^^

[@coolsr6160]

I don't have a drifting problem but I have a problem with my left joycon where it has a problem where it won't go down all the way

[@Trollseeder]

Spoopy stuff same

[@primalpugz2507]

Does anyone know the name of the analog stick film underneath the stick 1:56?

[@afrabros]

Awesome channel because you actually made it useful by put back all parts in video ;) and also you made video about thing that are rare to find .

[@Tronicsfix]

Thanks! Glad you like it!

[@chapinuno9051]

Are both the thumbsticks exactly the same? Is there a right and left?

[@gpigsrock]

Had a bit of trouble reconnecting the ribbon cables, but otherwise the instructions were clear. Got my right joycon working again!

[@JonJaded]

Man I dont have any percise tools to put the ribbon cables back in place. im also going to be doing a shell swap at some point so this seems like its going to be a pain

[@xooommm5656]

When I was repairing some of my old joycons I snapped the antenna off and I didn’t know how to put it back the I found out how I thought I broke my joycon

[@melodineadams7994]

Are the left and right analog stick interchangable? I dont want to buy a left when i need a right or whatever

[@seesekl]

Hello I really enjoy your videos. I followed all the steps in your video and I purchased 2 replacement analogs from the link provided. Both of them have stick drift worse than the one I replaced. Am I just very unlucky? Or is this a symptom of a larger problem?

[@Elestel]

Thanks! Although you made it for the right stick, I find it useful for the left one. It have also a weird ribbon over the final screw, but nothing impossible. Also the last step is to recalibrate the jostick. And finally, all like new. :-)

[@Maurader2004]

Same. I was doing the left joycon and just assumed Nintendo must have changed the joycon "guts" a bit at some point until my husband pointed out that the joycon in the video is the right one. lol And yes. CALIBRATE!

[@chrismurphy5927]

Thanks for the video. Fixed my controller and saved me $70

[@conkercube6509]

I'm having problemswhile reassembling my right joycon: everything works fine but, when putting the battery "case" back in place and screwing the 3 screws, the joystick stucks in one direction. what can i do? i'm guessing the joystick's ribbon cable is messed up but i can't find my way around this.

[@dodgydruid]

Love that T shirt, I live virtually next door to Haynes (Sparkford just down the road) and didn't know they were doing games consoles in their T shirt range :D

[@Tronicsfix]

Yep...love the shirt!

[@AliSwann]

This is the second Switch I bought and ended up having the same problem with both sets of joy cons. You shouldn't have to self repair or replace something this much.

[@MrDannygonz1]

Mine looked a little different but the fix worked perfectly 😁😁😁😁

[@seebobeebo6074]

Is it possible to fix a rip in the joystick?

[@Halo_27]

Well made guide, very helpful. now all I have to do is wait for the parts to arrive

[@Tronicsfix]

Glad this helped.

[@josephbenedictcuarto1163]

Will this void the warranty? Just thinking before I do this to my right joycon...

[@monkuso_1033]

Why is it always the left one. Never seen anyone with problems on the right one

[@tobywylie1473]

Mines on the right

[@omegafire6253]

Its usage that causes it. Every time u swivel the stick, the parts move that scrapes off the material causing particles that interfering with sensore.

[@monkuso_1033]

OmegaFire ah I thought it was due to my brother throwing the controller at the ground whenever we play ssb

[@qast00]

How do you connect a ribbon cable? Which tool. Its ont working for me.

[@devilsnevercry7]

I replaced my sticks on both joy cons using this video, somewhere down the line the ZL button lost its function though and through trying to connect the ribbon cable it broke, so I won and then lost, I don’t even know if it can be saved now

[@itstypicaljay]

Do you fix switches that have like scratches on the bottom like where the kick stand and the charging port is ??

[@BB-sv4fu]

Can someone tell me what a name of this tool in 01:23

[@AsakuraEX]

This is way to complex just because ~some dusty boi decided to clog my switch ~

[@katthew22]

My switch is old. Never had any issues with the joycons... Until it got knocked off the kitchen table. Now the joycon drifts/moves in the wrong directions. I don't think I trust myself to replace anything, but new joycons are super expensive. Any recommendations?

[@kordru]

Soo, now my joystick is stuck moving right, not the physical joystick, but just it keeps moving right on the switch now.

[@JetSetWave]

Is there any alternative to the ph00 you said? I have the exact same kit, but the only Ph' s I see is PH0 and PH000. Maybe you meant one of those two? I probably misunderstood. I'm trying to fix it due to, well, joycon drift.

[@Tronicsfix]

Try either of those drivers...whichever one fits. You should have the 00 in your kit though.

[@JetSetWave]

@@Tronicsfix I found out one that Fits, thank you very much! However I still do not have a PH 00 in my set. Its alright though since I found one that fit. Once again, Thank you very much!

[@Godslayer1975]

i got new switch oy cons are attached and have this issue , is there fix video for new switches lite

[@ura_tree5063]

Does the nfc work after you replace the joystick

[@Linkz1485]

I did that with both Joy-Cons replacing the Analog Sticks with Electromagnetic ones that never drifts. The originals will drift in the future. Shame for Nintendo of not replacing these Analog Sticks. I had to replace the left analog stick on the Wii U Gamepad that had drift the first time ever when playing a Zelda game.

[@howlmarkl]

Amigo eres absolutamente el mejor! 😉

[@nothinghere3826]

Uh hey quick question Do I need something for the ribbon cable cause all I bought was Joysticks and screwdrivers.

[@MagneticProductions1]

I know this is a year old and I'm just commenting for fun but tweezers will help immensely with this. I fixed a couple joy-cons for friends and family and I did it without seeing any videos on it first, and I had to run to the store to grab tweezers to hold the cable and push it into the latch after fighting with the ribbon cable for the trigger for about an hour with no success because there's almost no slack in the ribbon cable. Otherwise, just flip up the latch with a fingernail (or tweezers but be gentle), and flip down with your finger. Don't use tweezers to press those down or you'll be like me and break the latch off of your 3DS screen connector (which I still haven't fixed...) Best of luck to whoever needs this random information.

[@RoxaSorAsti]

hey i tried just the way you did changing the thumb stick, and it works for like 3-4 days but it got drifted again just like the last time after that :( any suggestions?

[@renatoagurto6158]

Does this fix the problem permanently or will you have to replace it again later on?

[@unslimslendy3406]

Hopefully you see this, but it was my right joycon stick that broke. If I replace the stick, will it get rid of the joycons ability to read the nfc tags in amiibos?

[@Tronicsfix]

No

[@AndrieSurya]

I think your Amazon link for the analog replacement is not original. I have experienced buying one and it drifted again in short time.

[@ashleyday9105]

Hi Steve, wonder if you can help, I have a switch have checked it charges which it does, the issue is a black screen on load up, I have tried 3 different screens and they all light up but black. Could it be the video chip or something else?, i have checked all capacitors but no shorts, I brought it to repair and noticed water damage which i have cleaned up, any advise ? Thanks

[@Tronicsfix]

Unfortunately, there's not much I can tell without having it here to test. Especially with liquid damage. The video chip can cause this problem.

[@1995sharaku]

Im not sure if u will read this now but i wanted to ask you if it might be possible if you make a video one of these days where you take your working switch and measure alle the caps and pins around the M92T36 chip (maybe once with charger plugged in and once with only the battery) so that we guys that want to repair our switches could have something to compare our voltage measurments to. My switch for example has a short somewhere and im getting very strange voltage readings on the board. As i dont have a working switch laying around i cant compare the measurments to know if that part of the board is working properly or not. As you know there is next to none information about switch board schematics and stuff like that. Im sure that would be a REAL big help.

[@Tronicsfix]

I might do that if I get time...not sure if that will happen but I'll def keep that in mind.

[@mgzukows]

If you have a short it will get hot where the short is. So what you will want to do is take a power supply and set it to something like 1 volt. You will want to inject voltage on the suspected rail. Which will be enough to heat up the area but not cause any damage. Another good way to test is put your meter in diode mode and look for a direct short to ground on the rails you are getting a strange voltage on. Then check the resistance to ground, if it's a low resistance that's your short. Use the alcohol method then to find the exact component. Then if you don't have an IR camera you can put alcohol on the suspected area and if it's getting hot the alcohol will evaporate very quickly.

[@1995sharaku]

@@mgzukows hey thanks for the Tipps, i was able to find the cause of the short, it was the PI3USB Chip on the back, i replaced it and the Switch works again, the only Thing that does not work anymore is Docking it to a TV but portable Mode is working perfectly

[@mgzukows]

@@1995sharaku Have you checked the system on a known working dock? It's a known issue for those to fail, especially if you had USB issues before.

[@1995sharaku]

no sadly not yet as it is the only dock i have at home, i will need to see if i can borrow a dock from someone to check if its my dock that became faulty somehow. Im just glad that i was able to fix the console partially somehow haha but thanks for your time and help i really appreciate it !

[@paganaye]

would not it be safer to unplug the battery first?

[@alphasoldier5663]

I tried it but I stripped the screws. What do I do?

[@sonicgalaxy27]

I been having the same problem for a few months now while i was playing Fortnite and Fire Emblem Warriors and it still won't stop drifting. I even try update my Joy-cons and clean around my Joy-sticks to get the dust out of it and it still keeps doing the same problem. Nintendo needs to rethink there methods on making controllers like these so people wouldn't have this type of problem. I can't play Super Smash Bros. Ultimate while my Joy-Cons looking like this.

[@Tronicsfix]

Yep, it's a pain.

[@sonicgalaxy27]

@@Tronicsfix yep it is.

[@Jake5537t]

Mine just started drifting like 2 years later just after the warranty ran out 🤦‍♂️

[@TheMutermath]

Having problems reconnecting the ZR button ribbon..

[@ingram1225]

I have two switches... Both right side controllers have drifting analog sticks

[@gringen]

Does it work on the pro controllers aswell?

[@TheGrimmGroup]

pro controllers do it too?

[@Bewmbshakalaka]

The switch is such a fragile piece of hardware where I’m gonna already need to replace the stick after a few months of on-and-off use. Total disappointment and frustrating coming from a multi-billion dollar company. Great video though. Thanks

[@I_cant_sneed]

by that picture looks like youre also a fragile piece of hardware.

[@Tarkiltunnel]

2:23 is nearly Impossible. The cable is so fucking short it barely reaches.. Edit: did eventually get it in place though and no more drifting 👍

[@anthonyalvarez5737]

Is this a permanent fix or can these drift as well?

[@ared18t]

What about upgrading them

[@wellgaroa]

It doesn't fix the problem, it delays it. The new analog will eventually drift.

[@Jawz-xz1yi]

What about the amibo reader

[@redreaper8658]

I cant find any thing to help with my broken controller. Not the joycon/joy stick. The controller its self.

[@hxneyxqeenbluexberry9812]

I did replace it and it wasant working!!!

[@pig0brine]

good to know and thank god i don't have to do this right now cause i have other controllers

[@rodrigod4]

its not just the sticks, also the zl zr flex cable gets damage from the 180 degree cure it makes over the battery, terrible quality fo such high price

[@MMalke]

WARNING TO EVERYONE TRYING TO FIX THE RIGHT JOY-CON: do not unplug the flex cable that sits on the side of the analog stick flex cable. It's damn hard to put it back in. Instead, follow the video and remove the R button and unscrew it from there.

[@tj6455]

you are so smart man I unplugged it and I had to spend so much time putting it back in

[@alyssaray1758]

Wow, your not helpful, most of us are children who are also very clumsy. My problem is that the thumb test won’t go back in the thing and when it does it falls out and does not go up. Can someone fix this problem???

[@atherworld]

I can't even even open mine up. Seems my Y screw driver is too big.

[@wvyshadi8071]

I sent my ps4 to you a week ago, did you get it?

[@Tronicsfix]

There's no way for me to know that. If you can let me know the full name on the order, order number, etc. I can look it up. Also, contact us on our website as we don't get notified of replies to comments.

[@d3xter275]

if i buy new joycons will it fix the problem?

[@nomecognome454]

yes until they don't die like the previous one

[@brunogava6424]

I think Nintendo built the joystick with very cheap material to force us to buy the pro controller.

[@ElPalcoTigreHermano]

But what about portability then?

[@brunogava6424]

@@ElPalcoTigreHermano Well I have a PSvita over 5 year and do play a lot fighting games, and it is still great.

[@ElPalcoTigreHermano]

@@brunogava6424 yes, I mean it's a big mistake if they did that intentionally because the pro controller it's not 100% mobile

[@travisanderson9590]

Thanks for the help on how to get the best Joystick for the cheapest price😁

[@eartek]

Its very simple just spray a little drip wd40 oil and its as good as new

[@fes81joey]

Sick vid .... That music track made me slam my joycon LOL! Just kidding!What track is that Please!!!

[@Tronicsfix]

Glad you enjoyed it. I don't remember which one...it's from Epidemic Sound