*Last Updated on October 21, 2026 (Ver. 1.1.0)

From the latest to the first, here’s a full rundown of every update released so far for Nintendo Switch Sports Resort (Nintendo Switch 2), along with details on what each one changed:

Nintendo Switch Sports Resort Update History:

Ver. 1.1.0 (Released October 21, 2026):

The Mii Appearance Rate setting in Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, set to 'Sometimes'.

Mii characters:

  • Players can now adjust the appearance rate of Mii characters. This setting can be found under Options → User Settings → Other.
    • This option applies to offline competitive sports only.
    • Choosing Always will make it so guest Mii characters and Mii characters registered on the system will appear as CPUs every match.
    • Choosing Always will make it so guest Mii characters and Mii characters registered on the system will appear as CPUs every match.

The Mii Appearance Rate setting in Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, set to ‘Sometimes’.

Overall:

  • Online matches are now available.
    • Players can compete against others from around the world and aim to reach the highest ranks of each sport’s Pro League via Online Match.
    • There are nine competitive sports to choose from.
  • Casual Online Play is now available.
    • Players can take part in relaxed online matches via Casual Online Play. Wins and losses are not recorded.
    • There are 9 competitive sports to choose from.
    • Using the Pair with Friend option, players can pair up with a distant friend to compete against players from around the world.
  • Friend Lobby is now available.
    • Up to eight players at a time can participate in sports from a Friend Lobby.
    • There are 12 competitive and leisure sports to choose from.
    • Players in a lobby can break into multiple groups, called huddles, to play different sports at the same time.
    • You can play online with others who are not registered as your Friend via Invite ID.
  • Several other miscellaneous gameplay fixes have been made.

End of Software Update History

Source: Nintendo


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