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PS5 DualSense controller board with TMR replacement sticks installed to fix stick drift

Stick Drift Explained: How to Fix Joy-Con, DualSense and Xbox Controller Drift (Omaha, Lincoln and Mail-In)

  • OnOctober 23, 2026
  • InNintendo, Sony

Your character walks slowly to the left on their own. The camera creeps upward in every shooter. Menus scroll by themselves. That’s…

PS5 Slim on a repair bench during an HDMI port replacement for a no-signal fault

PS5 No Signal? How to Tell If It’s the HDMI Port, or Something Else (Omaha, Lincoln and Mail-In)

  • OnOctober 21, 2026
  • InSony

Your PS5 powers on. The light turns white, the fan spins, maybe you even hear the startup chime. But the TV shows…

Rewired History: Console Repairs from Retro Blocks to Next-Gen Beasts

  • OnJune 24, 2025
  • InGame Repair Shop

In the ever-evolving timeline of video games, one thing has remained consistent—if it plays, it can break. From the humble beginnings of…

A well-organized electronics repair workstation on a wooden workbench featuring a soldering iron in its stand at left, three precision screwdrivers with yellow-black handles, a green PCB with chips and capacitors, a syringe of thermal paste, diagonal and needle-nose pliers, a set of small capacitors and IC chips, a multimeter with red and black probe cables, and two additional screwdrivers laid out against a neutral gray backdrop.

Evolution of Console Repairs: From Analog Ancestors to Digital Dynasties

  • OnJune 1, 2025
  • InGame Repair Shop

Console gaming has seen massive leaps—from rudimentary analog machines to sleek, AI-integrated systems. But behind every technological leap is a workshop story:…

A landscape infographic titled "5 Retro Consoles That Are Making a Huge Comeback in 2025" set against a dark blue background. It features labeled images of the PlayStation 2 with controller, Nintendo GameCube, Sega Dreamcast, Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), and Nintendo 64 (N64), each displayed with their matching controllers in a clean, visually appealing layout.

🎮 5 Retro Consoles That Are Making a Huge Comeback in 2025

  • OnMay 20, 2025
  • InNintendo, Sony

Retro isn’t just a vibe—it’s a full-blown movement. As gamers search for that nostalgic hit, classic consoles are surging back into the…

Weekly Game Market Intel – May 12th, 2025

  • OnMay 12, 2025
  • InGame Repair Shop

The gaming scene isn’t slowing down—and neither should you. Whether you’re in it for the nostalgia, the profits, or just pure passion,…

Nintendo Switch 2: What We Know, What We Want, and What’s Next

  • OnMay 8, 2025
  • InGame Repair Shop

The Nintendo Switch changed the game when it dropped in 2017 — literally. Hybrid console, massive game library, record-breaking sales, and a…

Say Goodbye to Stick Drift: Upgrade Your PS5 Controller with Hall Effect or TMR Sticks

  • OnApril 25, 2025
  • InGame Repair Shop

If you’re a gamer, you’ve likely faced the dreaded enemy of all controllers: stick drift. It’s the bane of smooth gameplay, causing…

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