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Maybe it's the whole heat/bending thing a minority of people have been reporting?
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Do any of you actually use it on the stand for multiplayer on the small screen? We tried it for the first time the other night and it was just too small
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I play almost exclusively docked (400 hours+ now) and my screen still appears flush with the casing on all sides.
I think the triggers (ZL & ZR) are wearing down a bit on my Pro Controller. If they are held down with very minimal pressure then they don't register continuous input, for example when shooting or swimming in Splatoon2. Anyone else notice this?
It not a huge problem right now as I typically don't press them with such low pressure and the initial/single input always registers fine. I will probably look to get it replaced at some point though, sooner rather than later if it gets any worse.
I think the triggers (ZL & ZR) are wearing down a bit on my Pro Controller. If they are held down with very minimal pressure then they don't register continuous input, for example when shooting or swimming in Splatoon2. Anyone else notice this?
It not a huge problem right now as I typically don't press them with such low pressure and the initial/single input always registers fine. I will probably look to get it replaced at some point though, sooner rather than later if it gets any worse.
They are both fine as diagonals are not needed.
I'm very addicted to Switch news and outside of that mentioned Reddit thread I have barely seen that Screen issue mentioned. I think some people got unlucky but wouldn't say it's a common issue like say the joy con problem.
Aside from that, contact Nintendo and get it sent off and sorted. Mine went from Nintendo PT to Nintendo in Spain and it was repaired and returned in exactly one week. Allowing for a couple of days postage either side and the weekend that's literally 1 or 2 days actual repair time from arrival.
Aside from that, contact Nintendo and get it sent off and sorted. Mine went from Nintendo PT to Nintendo in Spain and it was repaired and returned in exactly one week. Allowing for a couple of days postage either side and the weekend that's literally 1 or 2 days actual repair time from arrival.
Can argue the semantics of whether or not it's a common issue or not all day 
However, the issue really is is that if you swap it you can't take your saved data with you. Do you would lose that. Hence why I'd send it back to Nintendo
However, the issue really is is that if you swap it you can't take your saved data with you. Do you would lose that. Hence why I'd send it back to Nintendo
Out of the four friends' switches I've personally seen none have that issue.
Thanks i brought Sonic and its great fun works well on the pro controller and handheld, time to buy shove knight any other eshop titles you can recommend?
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Currently holidaying in Spain and took the Switch (and dock) with us for some gaming in the shade. It's turned out to be an outstanding portable experience as I mainly used it docked all the time at home. I bought some of the NeoGeo classics and Strikers1945 on purpose to bring back the memories of when I was younger and playing them on my Spanish holidays in the arcades and on the Neo Geo pocket.
Battery life in portable mode with these games is very good. So glad I brought it out as sunbathing is really not for me
Battery life in portable mode with these games is very good. So glad I brought it out as sunbathing is really not for me
For single player those are the best. Slime San is brilliant if you like meat boy too.
Super meat boy.....
.. never again...I best stay away from Slime San, I don't want to end up throwing my switch in rage moment.Super meat boy.....
Cave story is supposed to be fantastic too. I've bought it but not played it yet so I can't personally recommend it.
