Covers up to six repairs per year.
It’s no secret that the Switch – or more specifically the Switch’s Joy-Con controllers – have been subject to a number of faults of the years. Perhaps most infamously known for the dreaded drift, the Joy-Con controllers have been a source of pain for gamers the world over, with many opting for the much more reliable Pro Controller for their everyday needs.
It seems Nintendo is finally looking to provide a meaningful service to tackle such issues and has launched a subscription service in Japan to aid customers requiring Switch repairs. As reported by VGC, the service is known as ‘Wild Care’ and will cost consumers 200 yen per month (roughly $1.50/£1.20) or 2000 yen per year ($15/£12).
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