Nintendo Switch Version 15.0.1 Is Finally Here; What's In the Rebootless Update?

Nintendo announced a system update for the Switch in November, boosting it up to Version 15.0.1. This version contained a number of repairs and enhancements, including "general system stability improvements" to improve the overall user experience.

What's In Version 15.0.1?

Nintendo Life reports that Nintendo has released a rebootless update for the same firmware, which does not require the console to be restarted or the user to do anything on their end.

According to data miner OatmealDome, this latest update for Version 15.0.1 makes changes to the "bad words" list.

Specifically, the update added various terms and shuffled the lists a bit to prevent inoffensive text from being accidentally blocked in some languages. This is the first rebootless update since Version 14.1.2 in July.

While this update may not be as significant as some of the other updates released for the Switch, it is still crucial for users to be aware of it.

By keeping their system up to date with the latest firmware, users can ensure they get the best possible experience out of their Switch.

If you own a Switch and have not yet updated to Version 15.0.1, be sure to do so as soon as possible to take advantage of all the fixes and improvements included in the update.

Notes from Nintendo

Nintendo reminds users that system updates should only be carried out when the console is functioning normally and not using any accessories or software not supported by Nintendo. If a system update is attempted on a modified console or with unsupported accessories or software, the console may become unresponsive and your warranty will be void.

Additionally, if there is saved data on the system that wasn't created in the usual manner or is unsupported by Nintendo, it may cause errors or instability and may be automatically deleted.

More Surprises from Nintendo

In other news, several new games are set to be released for the Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite, and many of them are designed to take advantage of the system's improved hardware and controls.

Comicbook reports that one of these games is "Mortal Shell: Complete Edition," a highly anticipated action role-playing game that has garnered much fan attention. "Mortal Shell" is known for its challenging gameplay and immersive world, and it will be fully optimized for the Switch's OLED screen and improved controls. This should make the game more immersive and enjoyable to play on the Switch.

Another game that is set to take advantage of the Switch's hardware and controls is "Floppy Knights." This fast-paced action game requires precise movements and quick reflexes, and the Switch's improved controls should make it easier for players to get the most out of the game.

Overall, it looks like the Switch and Switch Lite are set to get a lot of great new games soon. If you're a fan of these systems, keep an eye out for these and other exciting new releases.

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