Nintendo has issued new batch of Switch 1 backwards compatibility fixes for Switch 2
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Nintendo has released another round of backwards compatibility patches for Switch 2, expanding the library of original Switch games confirmed to run on the new hardware. The latest batch includes titles like Attack on Titan 2, Go Vacation, and Ninja Five-O, bringing them from non-functional to playable status. The company continues working directly with third-party developers to identify and resolve compatibility issues across the broader Switch catalog.
- Nintendo shipped fresh compatibility fixes addressing previously broken third-party Switch titles on Switch 2.
- Attack on Titan 2, Go Vacation, and Ninja Five-O are among the newly fixed games.
- Third-party developer collaboration remains central to Nintendo's approach to clearing the compatibility backlog.
The steady stream of fixes suggests Nintendo is methodically working through problem games rather than leaving major titles permanently broken on next-gen hardware.
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