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thewestonforum.com on 2021-01-25 04:08

Nintendo is suing the Joy-Con Switch consoles again

Nintendo has dealt with a number of lawsuits over the past two years to deal with the Joy-Con drift issue of the Switch. Every few months, it feels like a

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