Stick Drift News Today

With interest in mobile gaming at an all-time high, where does the USB_C wired controller, the X2s from GameSir fit into your mobile phone gaming plans?

Valve's Steam Deck has filed for FCC Certification, sneaking amidst public sleuth. Rumors and speculations have centered on a new Steam Deck coming, but unknown to many, Valve is way ahead of these as the company sneakily made its way to file for its FCC certification, believed to be coming soon.

Stick drift is inevitable on most controllers due to the potentiometers used in the thumbsticks wearing out. Replacements can be costly, so why not attempt a repair to save some money and learn a few DIY skills along the way?

Apart from the standard controller options that have to be set on a per-game basis, controller deadzone comes to mind as a frequent problematic experience gamers have.

Nintendo Switch Joy-Con stick drift is a problem that has plagued the platform since its release. Though Nintendo claims to have made changes to newer Joy-Con to mitigate the problem, many people will come across this issue over the course of their console’s lifespan.

The Steam Deck officially began shipping out to pre-order customers this week, but it didn’t take long for buyers to encounter issues. Some early Steam Deck units do suffer from ‘stick drift’, an issue that has plagued several different kinds of gamepad over the years, including the Switch Joy Cons. Fortunately, Valve has already been …

Since launch, the Nintendo Switch has had a major problem with Joy-Con drift. At this point, it seems that the majority of Joy-Cons will begin experiencing the issue eventually, and now, one Nintendo engineer has suggested that the problem will never be truly fixed.