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Nintendo faces Europe-wide investigation into Joy-Con drift – GamesRadar
The EU consumer organization received roughly 25,000 Joy-Con drift complaints
After a wave of Nintendo Switch Joy-Con drift complaints, the BEUC an umbrella group representing dozens of EU consumer organizations has filed a formal complaint
against Nintendo for “premature obsolescence” and launched a Europe-wide investigation into drift malfunctions.
The BEUC has looped in the European Commission as well as national consumer protection agencies to call for Nintendo to “urgently address the premature failures of its product,” offer free repairs for faulty Joy-Cons, and inform…
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