Nintendo has released a new console update for the Switch, fixing a few issues some players experienced after installing a previous patch. As the gaming world waits for news about Nintendo’s next mainline console, the legendary company continues fine-tuning its highly successful Nintendo Switch console with patches and updates. Earlier this month, Nintendo released Switch Update 19.0.0, which improved stability across nearly every system component.
While this was done mainly to enhance the user experience, there were reportedly a few drawbacks to the most recent Nintendo Switch update. Not too long after Switch Update 19.0.0 went live on October 7, players began claiming that they were having problems with sleep mode, battery life, downloads, and even the console overheating. Others reportedly experienced issues with the Nintendo GameCube controller adapter, saying that it wouldn’t function until they restarted their Nintendo Switch.
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These users have continued reporting their problems to Nintendo, and some of the issues in question are being addressed in yet another new update. Earlier this week, Nintendo launched Switch version 19.0.1, a smaller update that corrects...
