The Nintendo Switch 2 hasn't even been out for a full day - heck, Mario Kart World hasn't even installed on mine yet and plenty of other fans are still patiently waiting for their pre-orders to arrive - but some early adopters are taking their new Joy-Cons apart to hopefully suss out if stick drift will be a problem again.
Joy-Con drift was obviously a loud, very public problem during the OG Switch era, causing the analog sticks to quite literally move by themselves whether you're touching them or not. And it's a problem Nintendo's only vaguely addressed in the lead-up to its new handheld console.
