The much-criticized Switch port of Mortal Kombat 1 has obtained its first main patch which goals to repair principally every thing at this level. If you missed it, the Switch port made the information a couple of weeks again on account of its wonky visuals, poor efficiency and customarily dangerous gameplay. If something, Mortal Kombat 1 on Switch has turn out to be an web meme – a reference to the header picture above.
NetherRealm’s Ted Boon even spoke out in regards to the port stating he wasn’t proud of the way it turned out. He adopted up by promising it could be mounted. The first patch has arrived and it’s fairly large.
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According to customers, a 27GB replace was deployed for Mortal Kombat 1 which is principally the identical dimension as the sport itself. I’d not be shocked if Saber Interactive, the crew behind the Switch port, simply redeployed a brand new improved sport at this price. With that file dimension, that’s possible the case.
SwitchUp on Twitter claims that the 27GB file is certainly a reinstall of Mortal Kombat 1. This will possible have an effect on all customers who choose up the sport going ahead. If you buy the bodily version, you’ll additionally must redownload all the sport.
While the Mortal Kombat 1 Switch port patch notes aren’t as detailed as we anticipated, it does listing the varied enhancements as a normal define of what to anticipate. The patch additionally provides Season 1 of Invasions to Mortal Kombat 1.
Mortal Kombat 1 Switch Patch Notes
GENERAL
- Season 1 of Invasions
- Gameplay stability modifications
- Leaderboard fixes
- Visual enhancements and normal bug fixes
- Performance enhancements
- Loading time enhancements
- Stability fixes
- Localization fixes
These patch notes had been discovered on the official Mortal Kombat 1 website which particulars all present patches for all platforms. The most up-to-date PS5 and Xbox patch, for instance, can also be there from 27 September.
Mortal Kombat 1 is out now for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC and Switch. In my overview, I talk about how the sport isn’t as grand because it appears. In reality, it’s a reasonably shallow and watered-down fighter which fails to stay as much as its earlier entries.
