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When it comes to certain games, using more classic controllers sometimes has a better feel to it. This is why arcade-style fight sticks tend to be favored in competitions. The good news is that if you’re a Nintendo Switch gamer who loves their fighting games but aren’t a fan of the joysticks on the Joy-Cons, you’re in luck.

In a report from Famitsu (via Nintendo Life), it looks like Hori will be launching its own Joy-Con controller. However this controller is only for the left side of the console, but one of the highlights is the fact that it will feature a “proper” D-pad which is a good alternative to arcade fight sticks. The fact that the Switch is portable also helps add to its appeal, meaning that if you don’t want to lug around a separate controller, this could do in a pinch.

However there is a catch and that is unlike the regular official Joy-Con, Hori’s version will not come with motion-sensing, which means that for some games that require motion sensing, you won’t be able to use Hori’s Joy-Con. However like we said, it is ideal for fighting games which means that gamers probably won’t mind as much.

The Joy-Con will be released in July in Japan where it will cost 2,678 yen. No word on whether or not it will find its way to the US or other markets, but given that Hori does sell its accessories globally, it is possible.

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Recently YouTube announced a change in their policies where videos that sell guns or provide links to websites that sell guns will be banned. It looks like YouTube is not alone in trying to cut down the accessibility to guns because in a post on Reddit in an update on their policy, the self-proclaimed front page of the internet is also banning the sales of firearms.

The announcement of this updated police not only covers firearms, but will also cover ammunition, explosives, drugs (including alcohol and tobacco), paid services that involve physical sexual contact, stolen goods, personal information, and falsified official documents or currency.

Reddit also adds a reminder to its users that their platform is not intended to be used as a marketplace. “When considering a gift or transaction of goods or services not prohibited by this policy, keep in mind that Reddit is not intended to be used as a marketplace and takes no responsibility for any transactions individual users might decide to undertake in spite of this. Always remember: you are dealing with strangers on the internet.”

There is a lot of debate going on these days with regards to the topic of gun control. We doubt that this is a debate that can ever be resolved, at least not anytime soon, but in the meantime it looks like platforms like Reddit and YouTube are trying their best to make them less visible.

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Jabra is a company that some of you might be familiar with when it comes to audio products, and if you are a fan of their offerings or are simply in the market for a new set of headphones, the company has recently announced its latest headphones in the form of the Jabra Elite 65e. These are a pair of wireless behind-the-neck earbuds with built-in active noise cancellation.

These days wireless earbuds are starting to become more common than ever, thanks largely to smartphone makers who are slowly starting to ditch the headphone jack on their phones. This means that customers who buy some of the newer models means that they’ll have to start looking for wireless headphones if they don’t want to have to deal with dongles.

With the Elite 65e, Jabra is bringing active noise cancellation to its earbuds and are also boasting higher-quality voice calls thanks to its built-in three-mic array. Jabra is also promising that users will get as much as 8 hours worth of battery life, and will also feature IP54 certification meaning that it will be both dust and water resistant.

They will pair with your device over a Bluetooth 5.0 connection and will be available this April. However they will not come cheap as they will be priced at $199, but we suppose if you need the noise cancellation feature and also the IP54 rating, then perhaps its price could be justified.

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