Anonymous
6/26/2025, 2:52:28 PM No.713701663
LOL!
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Anonymous
6/26/2025, 3:06:43 PM No.713702489
I don't own a shitch 2 but now I'll definitely wait for a revision even if it gets hacked early on. Ghosting is a goddamn sin
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 3:33:37 PM No.713704221
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 3:40:59 PM No.713704713
>>713701663 (OP)
>first three weeks no one notices this, not mentioned even once by Reddit, 4channel.org, j*urnalists, YouTubers
>some faggot measures the screen desperate to find a flaw, manages to find one
>suddenly everyone sees it and the console is not only unusable but always has been
tiresome
>first three weeks no one notices this, not mentioned even once by Reddit, 4channel.org, j*urnalists, YouTubers
>some faggot measures the screen desperate to find a flaw, manages to find one
>suddenly everyone sees it and the console is not only unusable but always has been
tiresome
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Anonymous
6/26/2025, 3:44:06 PM No.713704914
The LCD screen on Switch 1 is terrible, but it doesn't make any difference there, as a significant portion of games in handheld mode don't even reach 60fps, with 30fps being quite common and drops even lower than that. At ~30 fps, every LCD screen in the world will look like crap, even those with insane response times, so Nintendo didn't have much reason to make a really decent screen for Switch 1.
But the fucking Switch 2 has, in theory, the ability to run games at 120fps. Many Switch 1 games would easily reach this frame rate with a proper patch, and that's where the fact that the screen is even WORSE than the Switch 1 for motion clarity fucks everything up.
But the fucking Switch 2 has, in theory, the ability to run games at 120fps. Many Switch 1 games would easily reach this frame rate with a proper patch, and that's where the fact that the screen is even WORSE than the Switch 1 for motion clarity fucks everything up.
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 3:45:28 PM No.713705003
>>713704713
>first three weeks no one notices this
Except for those who noticed it, those who created posts about it, who took photos with high-speed cameras to show the problem, etc.
>first three weeks no one notices this
Except for those who noticed it, those who created posts about it, who took photos with high-speed cameras to show the problem, etc.
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Anonymous
6/26/2025, 3:46:20 PM No.713705078
>>713705003
this didn’t happen though, gaslight-kun
this didn’t happen though, gaslight-kun
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Anonymous
6/26/2025, 3:49:11 PM No.713705285
>>713705003
No it was "the controllers will break because some guy on twitter drew an illustration of it"
Now no controllers have broken so we go to the next Twitter post.
No it was "the controllers will break because some guy on twitter drew an illustration of it"
Now no controllers have broken so we go to the next Twitter post.
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Anonymous
6/26/2025, 3:50:23 PM No.713705381
>>713704713
>>713705078
you really think you can gaslight non tendies into thinking this is ok? it ghosts like an early 2000s LCD
top fucking lol
>>713705078
you really think you can gaslight non tendies into thinking this is ok? it ghosts like an early 2000s LCD
top fucking lol
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 4:04:02 PM No.713706362
>>713705484
according to 1 guy on tiktok, anyway
according to 1 guy on tiktok, anyway
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 4:07:11 PM No.713706591
>>713705484
I noticed that Nintendo put a rubber cover inside the analog stick to trap particles and dust, which confirms my theory that all premature drift is caused by microscopic particles entering the potentiometer. If this cover works, it is possible that drift cases will take a few years to start appearing (this is inevitable, however).
My last controllers didn't last more than a few months before drifting, but my DualSense has been going for over a year, and the only difference is that I keep it in a plastic case when I'm not using it, which considerably reduces the dust that settles on the surfaces and then enters the potentiometer with normal analog stick movements.
I noticed that Nintendo put a rubber cover inside the analog stick to trap particles and dust, which confirms my theory that all premature drift is caused by microscopic particles entering the potentiometer. If this cover works, it is possible that drift cases will take a few years to start appearing (this is inevitable, however).
My last controllers didn't last more than a few months before drifting, but my DualSense has been going for over a year, and the only difference is that I keep it in a plastic case when I'm not using it, which considerably reduces the dust that settles on the surfaces and then enters the potentiometer with normal analog stick movements.
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Anonymous
6/26/2025, 4:20:41 PM No.713707496
Reminder that this is just slightly above PSP 1000 model display
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 4:22:46 PM No.713707656
>>713706591
It's been known for a while it has nothing to do with dust. Its the dogshit design of the joy con which eventually compromises the connections. You can perma fix it adding a piece of cardboard or other thing that puts pressure on the stick interior. Nintendo didn't fix it because they know lazy zoomers are just going to buy new controllers instead of dealing with the warranty.
It's been known for a while it has nothing to do with dust. Its the dogshit design of the joy con which eventually compromises the connections. You can perma fix it adding a piece of cardboard or other thing that puts pressure on the stick interior. Nintendo didn't fix it because they know lazy zoomers are just going to buy new controllers instead of dealing with the warranty.