Nintendo Switch Online’s N64 emulator makes returning to your #1 3D rounds of the beyond a breeze. You can encounter diamonds like Ocarina of Time, Banjo-Kazooie, and Star Fox 64 in high goal and in a hurry. In any case, it’s not all sweet: If you replay Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards utilizing the help, you could experience this bug that breaks Kirby mid-game. Fortunately, there’s currently a fix.
A Redditor was quick to share the game-crushing issue spirit on Friday, May 20. As you can see from their post, Kirby will be for all time shocked while taking harm from specific sources submerged. In the video, Kirby is frozen subsequent to being gone after by the executioner whale, and answers no data sources. At that point, the best way to fix the issue was to restart the level, losing all the headway you made until that point.
From that point forward, Nintendo openly recognized the issue, though seven days after the underlying Reddit post. All things considered, the organization responded moderately rapidly, as there is currently an authority update to fix Kirby 64 on the Switch. Twitter client OatmealDome let the cat out of the bag, three days after Nintendo initially vowed to deliver a fix:
The new fix brings the Switch Online N64 application from Version 2.3.0 to Version 2.3.1. You ought to see the update the following time you open the application, however in the event that you don’t, you can constantly physically check for refreshes. Click the (+) button while drifting over the Nintendo 64 — Nintendo Switch Online application, then check the rendition number under the application’s name. Assuming it’s “Ver. 2.3.1,” you’re all set. In any case, pick Software Update > Via the Internet, then permit the application to refresh.
This isn’t whenever Nintendo first has given a product update to fix issues with its N64 copying. Since carrying out the Nintendo Switch Online development, the organization has added haze initially missing from Ocarina of Time, fixed a Paper Mario bug that would crash your game if you kicked the bucket with Watt as your accomplice, as well as an obscure code fix to Banjo-Kazooie. Bugs aren’t fun, yet something like Nintendo has a background marked by answering them sooner or later.