Animal Crossing: New Horizons has received its first update in nearly three years, aimed at improving multiplayer session stability between the Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Switch 2. This update reflects Nintendo's commitment to cross-platform performance and backwards compatibility, crucial for users transitioning to the new console. Previous support for the game ended in November 2022, and while New Horizons gained significant traction during the COVID-19 pandemic, Nintendo has not confirmed plans for a tailored Switch 2 version, suggesting a potential lack of future updates compared to other flagship titles.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons' first patch in nearly three years improves multiplayer stability with Switch 2, ensuring better cross-platform compatibility as the new console launches.
Nintendo's efforts focus on cross-platform performance and backwards compatibility, enhancing the player experience for New Horizons as they transition to a new console generation.
The update comes after a significant gap since the last patch in November 2022, highlighting Nintendo's ongoing support and interest in maintaining player connectivity.
Despite New Horizons' popularity during the pandemic, Nintendo hasn't committed to a specific version for Switch 2, unlike other prominent titles, raising questions about future support.
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