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How to Turn Off Motion Control on Nintendo Switch

By Matthew Lynch
June 9, 2023
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The Nintendo Switch boasts a range of unique features that set it apart from other gaming consoles. One of these features is motion control, which allows players to use the Joy-Con controllers to mimic the movements of the game. While this feature can be helpful in some games, other players may find it a nuisance. Fortunately, it’s simple to turn off motion control on the Nintendo Switch.

Step 1: Access the main menu

To start, turn on your Nintendo Switch and navigate to the home screen. From there, select the “System Settings” icon located on the bottom of the screen.

Step 2: Enter controller settings

Within the System Settings menu, you will see several options. Select “Controllers and Sensors.”

Step 3: Turn off motion control

In the Controllers and Sensors menu, select “Change Button Mapping.” Here, you will have the option to turn off motion controls by clicking on the toggle beside “Motion Controls.” Once this is done, close the menu and proceed back to the main screen.

Step 4: Confirm the change

It’s always advisable to confirm that you’ve successfully turned off motion control. To do so, navigate to a game that utilizes motion controls and test out the controls. If it’s no longer working, you have successfully disabled motion control on your Nintendo Switch.

Conclusion

While motion control can enhance gameplay in some games on the Nintendo Switch, it’s not necessary for all players or all games. By following these simple steps, anyone can turn off motion control and enjoy a more traditional gaming experience.

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