Although the Nintendo Switch was very well received when it debuted in early 2017, its controllers, innovative as they were, garnered quite a bit of backlash. A significant amount of Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons suffer from stick drift, a quirk that’s now thought to stem from a crucial design flaw on the part of Nintendo. Fixing affected units can be difficult, and replacing them can be expensive. However, these issues don’t seem to trouble Reddit user Dazzling-Original995, who recently posted an image of their impressive Joy-Con collection to the Nintendo Switch subreddit.
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In total, nine Joy-Con units can be seen alongside two pro controllers. Most of the user’s Joy-Cons appear to be special edition Nintendo Switch console variants; the blue-and-green Joy-Cons from the Animal Crossing: New Horizons console bundle are clearly visible, as are the yellow and brownish-orange controllers that came with the exclusive Pokemon Let’s Go, Pikachu! and Pokemon Let’s Go, Eevee! bundles. There’s also what appears to be one half of a controller hidden behind a pro controller and a green Game Boy Color.
All in all, it’s an awesome collection, and, should the value of older Nintendo games and consoles continue to rise over the years, this jumble of Joy-Cons could be very valuable in the future. The assortment is made all the more elegant by some third-party Switch docks and charging cradles which allow Switch owners to display their systems without partially concealing them in the system’s default toaster-like charging dock.
There are also quite a few releases Nintendo Switch owners should be looking forward to in early 2023; from Fire Emblem Engage and Octopath Traveler 2 in January and February, to the long-anticipated The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom in May. Perhaps Dazzling-Original995 has good reason to keep all of these controllers charged and at the ready.
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