Dbrand admits it had a ‘spectacularly terrible response’ to Killswitch Joy-Con grip detachment
Dbrand will send replacement Killswitch Joy-Con Grips for the Switch 2 after admitting it had a “spectacularly terrible response” to detachment complaints.
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