The Nintendo Switch 2 update version 20.2.0 launched on July 14, addressing important issues including the transfer of parental control settings from Switch 1 and players being unable to move past the "Searching for networks" prompt. General system stability improvements were also included without specific details. Datamining revealed enhanced backwards compatibility for some Switch 1 games like Portal 2. This update is the third since the console's launch in early June, occurring just before the release of Donkey Kong Bananza on July 17.
The newest Nintendo Switch 2 update, version 20.2.0, arrived on July 14, addressing parental control settings and internet connectivity issues that impacted system transfers.
Datamining expert Oatmealdome identified improvements in backwards compatibility for Switch 1 games; specifically, Portal 2 now runs better on the Switch 2 after the update.
This update comes just days before the upcoming release of Donkey Kong Bananza on July 17, marking the third update for Switch 2 since its launch.
General system stability improvements were included in the update, although Nintendo did not provide specific details about these enhancements.
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