With a new handy update out for DOOM that brings support for motion controls, a new icon and even Part Support, Bethesda have just shared the official patch notes, which you can see for yourself right here:

 

 

DOOM for Nintendo Switch: February Patch Notes:

 

New Features!:

  • Motion Aiming – New control scheme option allows you to tilt the Nintendo Switch for more precise aiming
  • Multiplayer Parties – Added new party system, making it easier to group up and play with your friends in multiplayer
  • Updated Game Icon – Game icon now matches the DOOM for Nintendo Switch boxart

 DOOM SwitchUpdate Icon

Improvements:

  • Increased the average resolution in lower-res areas of the game
  • Implemented CPU optimizations
  • Added Traditional Chinese language support

 

Fixes:

  • Fixed an issue that resulted in a possible crash when using the BFG
  • Fixed an issue that caused audio issues while playing
  • Fixed an issue that caused stretched textures to appear in multiplayer
  • Fixed an issue where controls became unresponsive on the game menu
  • Fixed an issue where players may have incorrectly received a ban notice in multiplayer

 DOOM SwitchUpdate Tilt

 Source: bethesda.net

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