Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Connections Issues Found In Pre-Release Hardware

@Rufus_the_rat: WHY would you even mention the lack of an internet browser when virtually NO ONE gives a crap about browsing the internet on their game consoles. Most people have computers and/or smartphones for that.

@Rufus_the_rat: And no streaming video apps. And a paid online service. And only 32GB of on-board storage. The Switch seems less and less appealing every day.

@Spustatu: It feeds haters, they need it.

@Spustatu: People just want to find an issue for some reason, maybe they can't get one and need a reason not to feel sad xD

@johncas89: The heck happened with XB1? I know that the og Xbox had a fatty controller, so a slimmer one was designed, and, from what I've heard, in some rare cases, it would catch on fire (I wonder how true this is).

Then came the 360. Red light of death. And it seems to not be that rare.

And now the XB1. What did Microsoft smoke if something happened yet again with their consoles? I haven't heard any weird stuff about the XB1. So I assume the thing you're speaking of got under my radar. Or maybe I knew about it but forgot... ._.

@Blk_Mage_Ctype: We're a week out from launch... If it's a hardware issue and not software, they're pretty screwed.

@wheepitup: Just noticed your comment. But Nintendo was always behind locked in-game content. Remember the N64 with games on the N64 with side games on the GameBoy?

Mario Tennis 64/Mario Tennis Color=Unlock characters (why not have them unlockable in-game, and then, to customize their stats, we have to link?)

Pokémon Stadium 1/Pokémon Red & Blue=special things

Pokémon Stadium 2/Pokémon Silver, Gold, & Crystal=specials things

Metroid Prime/Metroid Fusion=Unlock Fusion's suit in Metroid Prime (why not have it as unlockable in-game?)

With DLC, they at least don't have content in the game, and then ask us for even more money. The model of paying more to unlock things was far more greedy. We had to have a handheld, the game, and the accessory to link the N64 with the GB cartridge.

Seemed more expensive than a Season Pass. Sure, once you had these, you could use them always, but if you didn't have them, you'd have to fork money even more than now.

DLC seems better than needing games and different systems just to unlock things that are in-game already. And their lastest scheme were the Amiibos. So with DLC, let's hope Nintendo won't be greedy and do cheap, over priced DLCs.

@wheepitup: LOL deep breath dude

@wheepitup: Dude, watch the video and see what is happening... Your comment is rude and reflects your ignorance about the situation.

"So happy to hear this! Now all the "gaming journalists" with their forced positivity for this piece of shit are have harsh reality come crashing down on them. Cheap, overpriced, shit hardware, with paid online."

So, Nintendo will crash because you cannot game with your hands behind your back? Did you saw a video showing the pieces inside the Nintendo Switch? Is not "a Cheap, overpriced, shit hardware." This comment just shows how clueless you are about hardware, lol.

"with paid online. As well as Nintendo jumping on the DLC whoring bandwagon with Zelda."

Every console now have paid online...Nintendo being the cheaper one at that. And also, we don't know exactly what kind of "paid online" plan the Switch will have, is not being fully explained yet. And Nintendo did DLC A LONG TIME ALREADY. Get your facts together man, you just sound like an ignorant.

"Looks like 3DS and Wii U will the last Nintendo hardware releases I buy. Gaming is nearly dead."

Yes! GAMING IS NEARLY DEAD! ...in your little bubble world that is.

@wheepitup: What an overreaction.

@mikeskullx14: Looks like a hardware issue with the strength of the wireless transmitters. Unless they specifically throttled down the strength of the signal to save battery and it can be adjusted to be stronger, well, patches ain't gonna do squat.