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Minecraft 1.21.100 update

The latest Minecraft update is here with version 1.21.100. Xbox Game Studios and Mojang Studios issued the patch on Nintendo Switch as well as other platforms.

One of the big things here is the inclusion of copper items. Also included are the latest adjustments, bug fixes, and more.

Here’s the full rundown:

Game Builder Garage 1.1.1 update

Those using Game Builder Garage can now download a new version 1.1.1 update. This is primarily intended for Nintendo Switch 2 players, but it can be downloaded on Switch 1 as well.

The patch notes are light, with Nintendo mentioning that it has addressed “issues with system functionality”. These unspecified problems were occurring on Nintendo Switch 2 only.

The official patch notes are as follows:

Super Mario Party Jamboree 2.1.1 update

Heads up for Super Mario Party Jamboree players: a new version 2.1.1 update just went live. The patch can be downloaded on both Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch.

The update addresses a single issue. Last week, due to some sort of glitch, Nintendo temporarily disabled uploading new records to the online leaderboards. Thankfully, after just under a week, that has now been addressed. 

Here’s the full notice from Nintendo:

Deltarune 1.04 update

The next update for Deltarune has been released in the form of version 1.04. Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch players should be able to access it now.

This is mainly a bug fix patch – including two specific items addressed in the Nintendo Switch 2 version – but there are some adjustments as well. We’re also hearing that version 1.05 is planned, but it “only contains minor changes” and that could be the final one.

Below is the full rundown:

The next major update for Nintendo Music is now rolling out, this one being 1.3.0. If you’ve downloaded the app on mobile, you should be seeing it soon.

The main thing we’re seeing here is adding some functionality to the app even after your Nintendo Switch Online membership cancels.

The official patch notes are as follows:

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 title update 2

A big free title update was just announced for Capcom Fighting Collection 2. It will be going live on August 7, 2025.

The package is set to receive a variety of new content and improvements. These include quality of life upgrades, brand-new artwork, and remix tracks from CAP-JAMS. Street Fighter Alpha 3 Upper is also getting Maki, Yun, Eagle, and Ingrid.

Romancing SaGa 2 Revenge Seven update 1.1.0

Square Enix has issued a new 1.1.0 update for Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of Seven. The patch comes following the new Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, which was announced and released yesterday.

The update includes the original soundtrack version for the two Dread Queen battle background music tracks. Square Enix also adjusted some abilities and gear, added options for New Game+, adjusted ship travel speed, and more.

The full rundown is as follows:

Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake Switch 2 update

Square Enix shared a bit of news about Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake today, revealing a free update for those on Nintendo Switch 2.

The remake of the classic RPG debuted on Nintendo Switch last year. While it hasn’t come to Nintendo Switch 2, those playing on the new console can get a technical boost. The update enhances both the resolution and frame rate.

The version 1.5.0 update for Gal Guardians: Servants of the Dark has just been released. A future update for online multiplayer has also been announced for Fall 2025.

Inti Creates had previously announced that they would be supporting Gal Guardians: Servants of the Dark with four monthly updates starting in April. Version 1.5.0 is the was supposed to be the last bringing online multiplayer, but that functionality has been delayed.

You can check out everything that comes with this update below:

Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury

A new version 1.2.1 update is now rolling out for Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury.

Nintendo says some issues have regarding how the game plays on Switch 2 have been fixed. Nothing specific though, as usual.

Regardless, here’s the official notice:


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