"Stability is nice to have in life. And Nintendo clearly believes it's good for the company's hybrid consoles. That's why updates improving stability for Switch 2 and the original Switch are now available, bringing both hardware versions up to 21.1.0. Nintendo started rolling out the new system updates for Switch and Switch 2 yesterday, December 8. Both patch notes are the same: "General system stability improvements to enhance the user's experience.""
"However, last month brought a beefier update to Switch 2 and Switch. Nintendo added better visual clarity on the home menu regarding digital and physical games as well as GameChat improvements, for example. The patch did bring about more stability improvements, too. Since releasing in June, Switch 2 has already sold 10 million units, smashing records in the process. Nintendo has upped its internal forecast for the hybrid console, predicting Switch 2 will sell 19 million units through the end of March."
Nintendo released system updates for both Switch and Switch 2 on December 8, updating both consoles to firmware version 21.1.0. The patch notes read: "General system stability improvements to enhance the user's experience." Recent updates also added clearer home menu indicators for digital versus physical games and GameChat improvements alongside stability fixes. Switch 2 launched in June and has sold 10 million units so far, prompting Nintendo to raise its internal sales forecast to 19 million units through the end of March. Metroid Prime 4: Beyond arrived for both systems, performing best on Switch 2 while remaining playable on the original Switch.
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