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Mario Kart World update 1.2.0

Mario Kart World just received a big update with version 1.2.0.

One of the takeaways is that Nintendo has increased the frequency of lap-type courses that appear when choosing the next course in “VS Race” and wireless races. This was previously changed, and saw some controversy. Nintendo seems to have swung things back a bit in response.

There’s plenty of other things here as well. One of the big changes is that CPUs have been made weaker in everything outside of Battle. There are also other adjustments, fixes, and more.

Here’s the full rundown:

Fall Guys is the latest example of a Nintendo Switch game that’s seen an improvement on Switch 2 with an update.

Today, the title issued its next big patch, which is Tropical Tides. Tucked away in the official notes is one line about Nintendo Switch 2. It states: “We have uncapped FPS on Nintendo Switch 2, allowing the game to run on up to 60 FPS on that platform.”

If you picked up the recently-released Nintendo Switch version of Soma, you might be interested to know that there’s already a big update available that upgrades the experience on Switch 2.

Abylight informed us about a variety of improvements that are already on the console, which are for visuals and performance. The Soma Nintendo Switch update for Switch 2 comes with an improved resolution with a more stable refresh rate, better textures, and reduced loading times. Abylight also says the game “benefits from the handheld console’s screen, offering greater sharpness.”

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Cattle Country "Beneath and Beyond" update

A big “Beneath and Beyond” update has just landed in Cattle Country, Playtonic Friends and Castle Pixel’s frontier life sim.

The update includes an expanded mining system, allowing players to delve deeper into the land they call home. Users can unearth rare minerals, uncover hidden mining objects like torches, ladders and dynamite, and maybe even stumble upon a few long-lost bandit treasures. There are also quality-of-life improvements and bug fixes.

Below is the full rundown:

The Hundred Line Last Defense Academy 1.1.0 update

A new version 1.1.1 update is now rolling out for The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy on Nintendo Switch.

A bunch of improvements, adjustments, and fixes are included. This includes the Extreme & Despair Battle Mode difficulty, in which Special Attacks and Last Resorts cost 2 AP, allies take 100 damage from every attack (normal defense is unit has Armor).

Here’s the full rundown:

Dokapon Sword of Fury

Version 1.1.0 for Dokapon: Sword of Fury has just launched. This update includes a wealth of new features such as same-character battles, cross language battles, and more.

You can check out the full rundown below:

Deltarune 1.03 update

Deltarune players can now access the game’s latest update through version 1.03. This patch is rolling out now on both Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch.

Once again, we’re seeing a bunch of adjustments and fixes. Version 1.04 is also in the works and should be coming soon, but currently we don’t have information as to what’s included.

Below is the full rundown:

Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma

This week, Marvelous issued a new version 1.0.5 update for Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma. Players on both Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch can access it now.

The main addition is that players can adjust village farmer behavior for sow seeds, water fields, and harvest crops. A few adjustments and fixes are included as well.

Fitness Boxing 3 1.2.0 update

There’s a new update available for Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer, which you can access via version 1.2.0.

New content and bug fixes are included. We’ll point out some of the highlights, which are Janice as an instructor, content for missions, and content for Mitt Drills.

The full rundown is as follows:

Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour 1.0.2 update

Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour started distribution of its latest update, version 1.0.2.

Unfortunately, Nintendo is keeping quiet on most of the specifics. The company says that it’s fixed some issues, but doesn’t explain what’s been touched up.

Regardless, here’s the official notice:


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