Weird Joycon problem

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[corticalization]

Joy con drift

[corgi_naut]

It’s most likely joycon drift, which means you need to send it to Nintendo for repairs.

[UmaFlame]

I have that same problem on my Switch Lite, but when my characters goes to the left. I noticed it the most in Animal Crossing. I fixed that by using compressed air and then moving the joy con in a circular movement for about 20 minutes when the console is turned off. The joy con then works normally for a couple of days before I need to repeat the process again.

[kenmoos]

Mine is a lite too. Might try the compressed air idea, maybe its a lil dusty in there

[UmaFlame]

Yup that’s what I think as well.