🔍 Summary:
Nintendo has released a new firmware update for the Switch 2, addressing several backwards compatibility issues with both first-party and third-party games. Notably, the update resolves a problem in “Super Smash Bros. Ultimate” where matches involving Mii Fighters could abruptly end when played online between Switch and Switch 2 users. Additionally, an issue with the thumbnail image not displaying correctly when creating or editing a Mii Fighter has been identified and is slated for a future fix.
The update also improves the frame rate for “Nintendo Switch Sports,” particularly during football matches in the Play Globally mode, ensuring the game now runs at a consistent 30 frames per second. Other titles like the “Capcom Fighting Collection 2” and “Marvel vs Capcom Fighting Collection” have seen improvements, enhancing the gameplay experience on the new hardware.
Further, the update has fixed issues in games such as “Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater” and “Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy.” Nintendo continues to work on enhancing the Switch 2’s compatibility with the extensive library of Switch games, aiming to provide a seamless transition and improved gameplay experience for its users. The community has responded positively, noting the proactive steps Nintendo is taking to address these compatibility issues and improve overall performance.
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