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Microsoft acknowledges unresponsiveness problem in new Xbox controllers, is working on fix

Drifting has been a blight on controllers for years. The most famous sufferer is Nintendo's JoyCons, though Microsoft's previous Xbox One controllers, including the $180 Elite Controller, experience the same problem.
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