elf help book posted:

i think this sale is the last chance to get all the extra campaigns free

Plutonis posted:

Soral posted:

people with early switches are saying that controller input on the switch is being disrupted by stuff getting between the sensors on the joycon and the console...

Plutonis posted:

Plutonis posted:

elf help book posted:

https://twitter.com/JohnCena/status/834855042037473280

Raserys posted:

very excited for wwe2k18 starring little mac

elf help book posted:

https://twitter.com/JohnCena/status/834855042037473280

guy on neogaf posted:

I measured how far my couch is from the dock and it's exactly 8 feet. Which begs me to believe 8ft is the sweet spot. Because the closer I get the less wonky the controls get.

I did numerous tests just now with different configurations, docked, tabletop, 6 feet, 10 feet, covering the joycon, uncovering it. What I found is hat obviously the further you get the less responsive they become. However the only really weird outlier in my testing was simply sitting 6 feet away, lounging with my hands to my side, neither joy con covered, and yet still after some time the sensing would just get completely wonky. Sitting about 4 feet away I noticed that if my hands are by my side but pointing at the screen everything's perfect but as soon as I drop my hands to a more comfortable position, the calibration once again gets weird and has a few dead spots. If I put the joycon behind my back for example, then the party's over. There's barely ever any response or all the inputs are delayed. That one is more understandable I guess since it correlates to the gamexplain video, but doesn't at all explain why it's still messing up 6 feet away when simply lounging.

I also opted to try some of these variables with the grip since I figured the grip would force me to point the joycon more so at the tv/dock but surprisingly I found out that it too had some issues. I tried holding the controller in many different ways, all comfortable ways like I imagined I would hold it if I'm playing for a long period of time. Simply holding the grip in front of me seems to work just fine, however if I decide to bring the grip up to my chest (for example when I'm laying down) so that the buttons are facing it and that the top of the controller is facing my face, it completely stops working. Right joycon can still rotate the camera but link simply won't move. So the position of the joycon seems to really play a large part in how it's detected.

Like, just now I put my phone down after reading some responses, picked up the grip with the joycon attached (I'm laying down on my couch) and I'm holding the controller very normally upright with the face buttons facing me and the top of the controller facing the ceiling, you know, a completely normally way to hold a controller, and in a menu I've already had it not register two of my inputs and three of them were delayed.

HolePisser1982 posted:

the bluetooth issue sounds super annoying


though to be honest, if I'm ever further than 8 feet from my Switch, it should send for help because I'm being kidnapped or robbed

Tender Bender posted:

They've had great wireless controllers for over a decade wtf is going on over there?

Spoderman posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qkM7Tp3IvY

Tender Bender posted:

They've had great wireless controllers for over a decade wtf is going on over there?

The Milkman posted:

it's almost certainly something they can fix in a firmware patch so my only worry remains trying to get one

In Training posted:

Hamster announced that KOF 98 will be a switch launch title. 98 is approaching like Doom/RE4 status of platform availability

Lumpy the Cook posted:

Cartridges are back, and this time they're here to stay.