Nintendo is having a rough week. If you haven't heard already, the company had a class action lawsuit filed against it after concerns about Joy-Con drift.
Joy-Con drift on your Nintendo Switch is when your movement in a game begins to "drift", regardless of whether or not you're pointing the joystick in that direction. The company hasn't officially admitted there's anything wrong, but reports from all over the internet show it to be a pretty widespread problem for Switch owners.
Now, according to a report on Vice, Nintendo has told its customer service representatives to stop charging customers who are sending their Joy-Cons in for repair, and to issue refunds to anyone who's paid for previous repairs.
from Eurogamer.net
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