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New Nintendo Switch controller accessory promises “no more stick drift”

Posted on June 21, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

The Nitro Deck has been announced as the ‘professional handheld deck for Nintendo Switch’ and has received a launch trailer alongside some lofty promises. Pre-orders are now available, with an expected shipping date of September 18. Prices start at $59.99 (approximately £47.99 / AU$88). What makes the upcoming Nitro Deck accessory for the Nintendo Switch so exciting is the promise of ‘no more stick drift’ as the traditional dual Joy-Con standard setup has been replaced. Instead, you’ll be slotting either
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