Hardware Nintendo had to make a tutorial for attaching joy cons

[TheDarkGreninja]

Might just be the funniest thing on Earth:


They made one for detachment too!

 

[Saiyan Lusitano]

There were people who were doing it wrong.

 

[rileysrjay]

Haha, I saw this posted on their YouTube page earlier. I knew they had a issue with people being too dumb to figure out how to take them off, but this is just hilarious!

 

[TheDarkGreninja]

There were people who were doing it wrong.

I just find it hilarious. Like people must feel insulted.

 

[Saiyan Lusitano]

I just find it hilarious. Like people must feel insulted.

They'd probably take feel insulted over bricking their Joy-Cons.

 

[TheCyberQuake]

They'd probably take feel insulted over bricking their Joy-Cons.

Your joycon wouldn't break if you attached it wrong, it would just be difficult af to get them apart. I never understood how people do it wrong. When I first got it I just naturally did it right. Because it would make no sense for the strap to be coming out of the top, without even looking at the symbols I knew which way it should go.

 

[The Real Jdbye]

I'm not surprised. These are the same people who had to make an over 3 minute long forced tutorial just on how to attach and detach the WiiMotionPlus.

Your joycon wouldn't break if you attached it wrong, it would just be difficult af to get them apart. I never understood how people do it wrong. When I first got it I just naturally did it right. Because it would make no sense for the strap to be coming out of the top, without even looking at the symbols I knew which way it should go.

But what if it's also upside down, so the straps are coming out of the correct end?