Generally speaking, patches and updates for first-party Nintendo games are few and far between. Since the release of the Nintendo Switch 2, the pace has picked up a bit. Nintendo is working to ensure all its games work well on the new console with backwards compatibility. And there are those new and improved Switch 2 editions of older games to support and streamline, as well. To that end, Super Mario Party Jamboree just got a new update.
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Overnight on September 2nd, a new update for Super Mario Party Jamboree was released for both the Switch and Switch 2 versions of the game. This update is primarily geared at improving things for the Switch 2, but that doesn’t mean original Switch owners should skip the patch. There are a few fixes in store for the OG Switch, as well. But those playing the Switch 2 Edition of Super Mario Party Jamboree will certainly notice the biggest changes thanks to a Full HD upgrade.
Super Mario Party Jamboree Patch Notes for Version 2.2.0
The new Super Mario Party Jamboree update is available to download for the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. You’ll need to connect your console to the internet, select “Software Update,” and grab the update via the internet. The patch should bring your game version up to Version 2.2.0. Here’s everything that’s adjusted and improved with today’s update, per the official Nintendo Support website.
Nintendo Switch 2 Updates
General
- If you are playing the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, when selecting “Super Mario Party Jamboree” from the title screen, video output will be Full HD (1080p).
- The Nintendo Switch 2 Edition is required to enjoy the higher resolution.
- The difficulty for Carnival Coaster on the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition has been adjusted in places.
- Several other adjustments and fixes have been made to improve the gameplay experience.
Nintendo Switch Updates
General
- Several other adjustments and fixes have been made to improve the gameplay experience.
As is tradition with Nintendo patch notes, the details are pretty vague. The Full HD upgrade and difficulty adjustments for Switch 2 are no doubt the highlights. But those “adjustments and fixes” for both consoles will likely streamline the gameplay experience for Super Mario Party Jamboree fans, as well. However, it’s unclear exactly what has been improved since the patch notes don’t fully go into detail. It’s likely that the patch included some bug fixes and optimizations.
To take advantage of the new HD option, fans will need to be playing the Switch 2 Edition of Super Mario Party Jamboree. If you previously owned the game for the original Switch, the Upgrade Pack for the Switch 2 version is $19.99. Buying the Switch 2 version outright costs $79.99, making it one of Nintendo’s new $80 games for its current-gen console.
Are you excited to see a full HD option for Super Mario Party Jamboree on the Switch 2? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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