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Pastel Switch Joy-Con Controllers Launch June 30

Pastel Switch Joy-Con Controllers Launch June 30 - News

by William D'Angelo , posted on 02 June 2023 / 3,917 Views

Nintendo has announced a new line of pastel Switch Joy-Con controllers. The Pastel Pink/Pastel Yellow and Pastel Purple/Pastel Green Joy-Cons will launch on June 30.

Nintendo will be releasing Everybody 1-2-Switch! for the Nintendo Switch on the same day for $29.99.


A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012 and taking over the hardware estimates in 2017. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel. You can contact the author on Twitter @TrunksWD.


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16 Comments
znake (on 03 June 2023)

Those are cute 😊

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Mystro-Sama (on 04 June 2023)

Nintendo: "What was that about drifting? Can't hear you over all this money we're making."

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siebensus4 (on 03 June 2023)

"Everybody 1-2-Switch" launches on the same day. I guess the main reason for this game is to push this hardware.

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Wait, aren't they selling it with joycons attached?

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I think the pastel colors are completely optional and not bundled with a console.

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Darwinianevolution (on 02 June 2023)

This is cute and all, but do we know if they are more resistent to the drifting problem?

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This was my first question as well. Since getting my Pro Controller I haven't went back to joycons, even though I have a brand new white pair that came with my OLED. This is something that Nintendo HAS TO have fixed when the Switch 2 launches. I'm honestly surprised it hasn't been more of PR nightmare for them with the Switch.

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If my joycons actually worked, I wouldn't bother with the Pro most of the time (especially in those games that use the DPad a lot, the Pro Dpad is too sensible in comparison to the separated buttons of the Joycon). But the drift has become insane, even after I sent the joycons for repairs.

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VAMatt super_etecoon (on 03 June 2023)

I too find it hard to believe how easily they've gotten off in terms of public opinion. It appears that nearly all joy cons are experiencing drift after even moderate use. Basically, the joy cons are a trash product. I barely even use mine and they are drifting. I was thinking about purchasing another pair, but decided that I'm not going to reward Nintendo for selling me a crappy product. If I decide to replace them, I'll do it with a third party product.

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Darwinianevolution VAMatt (on 03 June 2023)

Does anyone know where I can find a good 3rd party joycon without the issue? Preferably without Dpad and with the separate buttons.

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VAMatt Darwinianevolution (on 03 June 2023)

I just want some joy cons that will do the proper haptic feedback. I'm pretty sure that most of the third party ones just do basic rumble.

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Jumpin Darwinianevolution (on 02 June 2023)

It’s easily fixed with electronic contact cleaner.

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super_etecoon Jumpin (on 02 June 2023)

I used the electronic contact cleaner. It did work, but the drifting returned.

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VAMatt super_etecoon (on 05 June 2023)

How long did you get out of it?

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super_etecoon VAMatt (on 05 June 2023)

I honestly don’t remember exactly. A few months? I also sent them to Nintendo and they came back in pretty much the same condition. These were launch joycons. Haven’t used other joycons.

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