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Interactive CT Scans Reveal Unseen Inner Magic of Xbox, PS5, and SNES Controllers
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Because the joystick caused the controllers to keep drifting off the table. They decided to go retro after that so they didn't have to deal with joycon drift with absolute surety. CT scans are not cheap to run when you keep having to redo them when the drift happens.