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Last week, Nintendo announced a new Switch with a 7-inch OLED display. It was not the Switch Pro that had been hinted at in rumors, but it was an upgrade of sorts. In addition to improving the screen, Nintendo also enhanced the audio and updated its awful kickstand. But as the dust settled, several publications had the same question about the OLED Switch. Did Nintendo fix the Joy-Con drift problem that has been plaguing the console since its 2017 launch?
The answer was not especially encouraging. Nintendo said that “the Joy-Con controller configuration and functionality did not change with Nintendo Switch system (OLED model)." The Joy-Con controllers that ship alongside the OLED model will be identical to the old controllers.
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