Latest Nintendo Switch update resolves sleep mode download bug and GameCube connection issues
The new patch also brings stability improvements
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Nintendohas released a newNintendo Switchsoftware update which addresses several bugs.
Version 19.0.1is now available to download and alongside general system stability improvements, the latest Switch patch fixes a connection issue with the GameCube Controller Adapter and GameCube Controllers.
The update also resolves an issue where some network processes weren’t working, including the ability to download software while the Nintendo Switch is in sleep mode.
As always, users will need to head to their system settings to install the latest update.
Nintendo Switch Version 19.0.1 - Patch Notes
Last week, Nintendo released abrand new Nintendo Switch OLED bundle exclusive to Europe for £309.99. The bundle included a whiteSwitch OLEDconsole, a pre-installed digital copy ofSuper Mario Bros. Wonder, and a 12-monthNintendo SwitchOnline membership.
While Nintendo has yet to formally announce theNintendo Switch 2, we do know that the handheld will be revealed before the end of 2024 and is expected to launch in 2025.
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Rumors about the console have also been ramping up over the past year. Most recently,new images allegedly leaked online showcasing the supposed final design of the Switch 2. 10 out of the 12 images supposedly showed 3D model renders suggesting that the console will be thicker and feature a larger display and kickstand, like theOLED.
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