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The European Commission announced today that Nintendo agreed to repair defective Joy-Con controllers for free.

Photo: Alex Cranz To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. Nobody likes Joy-Con drift. In fact, Joy-Con drift sucks so hard that Nintendo has been pummelled with numerous lawsuits over the widespread, well-documented problem. Well, Nintendo can add another lawsuit to the pile. A Canadian law firm, Lambert Avocat, has filed a class-action lawsuit seeking compensation for anyone in Quebec...

The issue of Nintendo Switch Joy-Con drift isn't going away, and neither are the lawsuits. The company is now in trouble in Canada.

Lambert Avocat Inc. is filing a class-action lawsuit against Nintendo for Joy-Con drift. The law firm claims that Nintendo knowingly put defective hardware out into the market. Lambert Avocat Inc. is currently accepting registration forms. On January 15th, Lambert Avocat Inc. filed a class-action lawsuit against Nintendo, according to a post on their Facebook page. The lawsuit seeks reimbursement for consumers who have encountered manufacturing defects on their Nintendo Switch controllers, such as the Joy-Con and Pro Controllers. The issue of drift has also been seen in the smaller Nintendo S...

Quebec's Lambert Avocat Inc. filed to kick off a Joy-Con drift class action suit. It's now waiting for a judge's approval to move forward.