Nintendo just released the version 14.1.2 update for Switch providing new upgrades to its current systems. Gamers might not notice many physical UI changes, but when it comes to the Switch's UX, the new update includes Bluetooth, system components, and language adjustments.
Nintendo Switch Version 14.1.2 Update June 13 Release
Updates are often released to deal with game bugs but this time, version 14.1.2 includes not just firmware updates but also an additional word added to the bad words list. Nintendo intentionally misspells certain bad words by players.
The official Nintendo support page details the changes made to general system stability and overall user experience. The version 14.1.2 update was officially released on June 13.
Bad Word List Updated for All Languages
According to Nintendo Life, the new firmware update for the Switch "bumps the hybrid system to version 14.1.2." The article referenced a dataminer's findings on Twitter regarding the new changes implemented by Nintendo.
A Twitter account by the name of OatmealDome posted details regarding the most notable changes that the update brings. Aside from OS components, the bad words list for all languages has also received an update.
[Nintendo Switch Firmware Update]
— OatmealDome (@OatmealDome) June 14, 2022
Version 14.1.2 has been released.
- The following internal OS components have been updated: bus, Bluetooth, package2. (bug fixes?)
- A misspelled version of Adolf Hitler’s name (“hdolfaitler”) was added to the bad words list for all languages.
Other Updates Include Motherboard Communication with Physical Components
As per OatmealDome, Nintendo has provided a misspelled version of the name "Adolf Hitler" and whenever someone types it, they will see "hdolfaitler" pop up on the screen. The new bad word will be misspelled for all languages and not just English.
Other changes include upgrades when it comes to the device's bus allowing it to handle communications better on the motherboard. This means physical components like the GPIO, I2C, and UART can exchange data with the motherboard on a faster and more efficient basis.
Glossary of internal OS components:
— OatmealDome (@OatmealDome) June 14, 2022
bus -> handles communication between physical components on the motherboard via GPIO, I2C, UART, etc…
Bluetooth -> self-explanatory
package2 -> contains key system components like the kernel
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No Updates Made for IPC or NPDM Except Version Bump
Another notable change includes bugs being fixed when it comes to the device's Bluetooth. Gamers previously made reports regarding how they've had a hard time connecting to the Switch via Bluetooth and now, the upgrade aims to correct this issue.
The Twitter user referenced Switch Brew as a source of general information for the version 14.1.2 update. The site notes that there were no changes when it came to the inter-process communication (IPC) or new product development management (NPDM) except the version bump.
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Written by Urian B.
