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Ironically my joycons that I've had since launch day have been fine (regarding drift, anyway), but my pro controller got drift last year, and I just had to replace it.
That’s wild. My release day joycons drift like a bitch, but I have never once had an issue with my pro controller. I didn’t even know the pro controller could have drifting issues tbh
I'm probably the very edge of the bell curve on those joycons. Unfortunately, the wireless connection on the left joycon is basically unusable.
And, not surprised I got drift on my pro controller. I probably have close to 1000 hours on it in smash alone.