The specialized portal VGC report today that A US user has sued Xbox over a technical problem in the Xbox One controller joysticks, specifically in his lite model, although the plaintiff assures that not only does it occur in all models, but it is also a common failure of which the company is aware and refuses to solve or repair after the 90 days of warranty.
Apparently Donald McFadden, the plaintiff, you have experienced a failure in your two Xbox Elite controllers: the user explains that he first bought a remote that started giving drifting in one of its levers three or four months after purchasing it. Since I no longer had a guarantee, I decided to buy another one believing that it was a specific event, but the surprise was great when I saw that that new Xbox Elite controller also started giving problems with one of his joysitcks.
This problem is neither new nor specific, according to the plaintiff.
The demand specifies that the user himself would have tried to solve this problem on their own, both through software, with a tool that makes Xbox itself available to players, as well as trying to repair the controller hardware. Neither method worked, serving only to make McFadden see that the internal components in which the problem resides have a design that favors the failure, according to the demand.
The plaintiff states that this problem does not happen only to him, but also to a good number of Xbox One controllers since 2014. In fact, he explains in the lawsuit that "A simple Google search reveals multiple messages in forums and networks dedicated to this diversion of the joystick", there are also "YouTube tutorials of users trying to fix the bug themselves" and even "joysticks and components to replace the originals" for sale on platforms like Amazon.
With these tests, the user has decided to sue the company in a legal motion that Remember the one who starred in Nintendo for a similar failure in the Switch's joycons and that he was recently seen for arbitration in search of an extrajudicial solution.
