Mortal Kombat 1 Switch patch adds Lost Mode and technical fixes

Switch version Mortal Kombat 1 Issued in absolute condition. that it One of the biggest gaps is in quality We’ve seen it between Nintendo’s console and its console contemporaries. But for better or worse, NetherRealm Studios and the port teams at Shiver Entertainment and Saber Interactive are still backing it, and making efforts to bring it closer to justifying its $70 price tag.

Latest patch for Switch version It was broadcast live on October 11, and promises some general “visual improvements” to the noticeably ugly port. But on top of the general improvement, the patch also brings Invasions, a feature previously missing on Switch, which is there Mortal Kombat 1Other releases since its launch on September 19. Invasion’s seasonal events marry the game’s combat, board game mode, and role-playing mechanics. Each season lasts about six weeks, which is as long as other platform releases Mortal Kombat 1 As we reach the end of Season 1 on October 30, the Switch port has gotten off to a late start.

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Losing the entire mode wasn’t great, but the Switch port’s biggest issues were technical, both in graphics and performance. YouTubers, like Madlittlepixel, have I took the updated Switch version for a test rideAlthough it’s still a bad experience on mobile, there’s less noise, smoother combat, shorter loading times, and fewer crashes.

The full list of updates reads as follows:

• Season 1 of Invasions
• The balance of play changes
• Leaderboard fixes
• Visual improvements and general bug fixes
• Performance improvements
• Stability fixes
• Translation fixes

Ultimately, the Switch version will never reach the levels of PC, PlayStation 5, or Xbox Series However, it’s still terrible to charge the same amount of money for a clearly worse version of the same game. For more about Mortal Kombat 1better versions, paying off Kotakureview.