As if all of this week’s Direct shenanigans weren’t sufficient, Nintendo yesterday launched a shock Change 2 system replace, including VRR modes when taking part in on the TV. However what would such a function be if it did not seem in Nintendo Change 2 Welcome Tour, eh? Fear not, the sport has been up to date too.
The Welcome Tour Ver. 1.1.0 replace was launched this morning, tweaking the sport’s VRR Slider demo in order that it may possibly now even be performed whereas the console is docked. You will must just remember to’ve up to date your Change 2 Dock to take action, and you will want a VRR-compatible display screen, after all, however in any other case, the demo is yours to discover… on the telly!
There’s the standard mysterious notice about “different points” being fastened on this replace too, however in true Nintendo vogue, the corporate did not share any extra particulars.
The total patch notes had been shared on the Nintendo Help web site, and we’ve got gathered them collectively so that you can take a look at beneath.
Nintendo Change 2 Welcome Tour Ver. 1.1.0 (tenth Sep 2026)
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The tech demo VRR Slider situated within the Pleasure-Con 2 (L) Interior Space can now be performed in TV mode.
To play VRR Slider in TV mode, a VRR-compatible TV is required. Moreover, the Nintendo Change 2 Dock must be up to date.
You possibly can replace the Nintendo Change 2 Dock through Settings → System → Dock Replace within the HOME Menu.
A number of different points have additionally been fastened to enhance gameplay.
Not the largest patch, it is true, but it surely’s good to know that Nintendo is not letting the sport go old-fashioned because the system continues to be up to date.
You will discover the complete rundown of the system replace 23.0.0 patch notes beneath.
Will you be trying out this Welcome Tour beginner? Tell us within the feedback.
[source nintendo.com]
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