The American law firm, which is suing Nintendo, is investigating class actions related to drifting the analog levers of the DualSense wireless controller for PlayStation 5 from Sony.
There was a problem with the analog failure appear right after the console premiere, in November / November and December / December. Players try to find a solution to a problem in forums where they share their experiences. For example, we find on GameFAQs nine threads dedicated to drifting analogues at DualSense. It’s similar on Reddit, where players ask what’s going on with their drivers.
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For some PS5 owners it was The problem may appear a few weeks after you use the DualSense driver. No wonder they are surprised by this mistake. No one expected lever problems so soon. In games, they are manifested by arbitrary movement of characters, or the image may rotate, which is very unpleasant.
The law firm Chimicles Schwartz Kriner & Donaldson-Smith LLP seems to be taking advantage of the situation again and questionnaire page, where PS5 owners can report problems with drifting analogs. It appears that the company is preparing to file a class action lawsuit. In the same way, a case of a problem with the drifting analogues of the Joy-Con driver for Switch began. This lawsuit will be investigated by the court. Nintendo, meanwhile, is replacing defective pieces with new ones, but will have to explain everything to the European Union. It is thought that it could ask the Japanese company for a repair, so Nintendo would have to rework its Joy-Con design. Sony can expect something similar.
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Of course, the PlayStation 5 warranty covers problems with analogues. One user on the Internet reports that Sony should send him a special box to put DualSense in and send it to the appropriate address at his own expense. After repairing DualSense, Sony has to pay the postage.
A recent patent suggests that Sony can improve DualSense, although the patent does not indicate a change in the design of analog levers. Have you encountered drifting analogues at DualSense? Meanwhile, a lot of players are waiting for the PS5 to go on sale again. There is a shortage of pieces all over the world and it seems that the situation will not just improve – we have written more here.
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