Cyberpunk 2077 will receive cross-platform mod support on Nintendo Switch 2, easing concerns it was skipped in patch notes.
The latest batch of news reflects a steady pace of developments for Nintendo’s ecosystem, particularly around the Switch 2, but with no earth-shattering announcements.
Cyberpunk 2077 Clarifies Mod Support on Switch 2
CD Projekt Red has addressed player concerns regarding Cyberpunk 2077’s cross-platform mod support on the Nintendo Switch 2. According to My Nintendo News, initial patch notes mistakenly suggested the feature was absent for Nintendo’s latest console. However, the developers have confirmed full support, aligning its features with other platforms. This move is significant for fans concerned about parity in content across different gaming systems and highlights the continuing post-launch support for Cyberpunk 2077 on the Switch 2.
Nintendo Switch 2 Releases and Updates
The Nintendo Switch 2 continues to see new game releases and updates. SNK has launched Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves on the console today, further boosting its fighting game library. Additionally, Bandai Namco’s One Piece: Grand Gourmet offers a new culinary twist on the One Piece universe for both Switch generations.
The latest European Nintendo Downloads update, as reported by Nintendo Everything, brings various new titles across retail and downloadable formats including “Tales of Eternia Remastered” and “LEGO Harry Potter Collection”, providing a range of genres to appeal to diverse gaming preferences.
Community Engagement and Content Updates
For those engaged with multiplayer and community content, new “Nintendo Switch Sports Resort” icons have been added to Switch Online, allowing players to personalize their profiles with the latest designs.
In crossover news, the “Minecraft x Dragon Ball Z 1.1 Legends Update” brings additional characters and a new story mode, enhancing the longevity and appeal of the crossover content for fans on the platform.
Technical Hiccups and Recovery
Beyond the games themselves, Nintendo Life reports that Pokémon apps faced downtime due to global security issues tied to PHP vulnerabilities. Fortunately, services like Pokémon HOME and others are being restored, with the technical teams actively resolving the fallout from the cybersecurity threats.
Overall, Nintendo continues to expand its lineup on the Switch 2 while navigating the challenges that come with digital services and security.
