Nah, it's the same everywhere. Nintendo's stance on the Joycon issue is that their usual warranty conditions apply - and under those you've got to pay for the repair once the warranty time has passed. Maybe you'll get lucky if you call them and talk to a particularly helpful employee, but that won't really change the overall problem of NoE generally refusing help in this matter.
Thats a bummer - did you make the phone calls post the recent news and the NoA statement ?
Oh well...that sucks.
Of course they communicate. But if there is no "reason" for them to follow suit (a reason being, for example, class action lawsuits ), they don't need to change their policy.
Could we make a list?
Even if they haven't accepted the issues but know about it are we suppose to let it pass because they haven't "officially accepted" the issue?
Will do. The more people contact them about the issue, the more likely it is they end up looking into it. I don't have any joy-cons that suffer from drift, but many of my good friends do. I'd encourage those of you with the actual issue to call in and post here what they told you. I am going to be making the call to get some general information to kick start the process.
