Nintendo has just put out a small system software update for the Switch. Patch notes for firmware version 13.1.0 explain that this update is meant to add support for the new Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pass, which once updated, allows access to Nintendo 64 and Sega Genesis games. If you're interested in keeping your Switch compatible with CFW, it's best to wait for the all-clear from a reliable developer before updating, as always.

Ver. 13.1.0 (Released October 25, 2021)​

• Added support for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack.
• General system stability improvements to enhance the user's experience.

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[Deleted member 532471]

at this point i'm convinced nintendo is in on the stability jokes and just adds that description to get word of the update out there

 

[bonjorys]

where can i download the 13.1.0 firmware from?

 

[Xzi]

So 2/3 subscribed after the expansion pack?

Uhh no. Maybe 2/3rds of the 1/3rd who were already subscribed added the expansion pack. So roughly 22% of Switch owners. For the other 78%, stability and nothing else.

 

[tabzer]

Uhh no. Maybe 2/3rds of the 1/3rd who were already subscribed added the expansion pack. So roughly 22% of Switch owners. For the other 78%, stability and nothing else.

I read it as 1/3 of those subscribed did so before the expansion pack. That's on me.

The primary function of the Switch is not to own one.

It's not that deep.

I am not privy to how many lightbulbs fit into Xzi's ass.

 

[codezer0]

I'm still salty at the people who went crowing off about how the OLED switch was already hacked, while I've made a point to keep my Mariko model offline in the hopes of a jailbreak. A $200 modchip + $200 install fee with no guarantee of success isn't very appealing. Neither is paying ebay scalpers for an unpatched model, either.

 

[Dust2dust]

I'm still salty at the people who went crowing off about how the OLED switch was already hacked, while I've made a point to keep my Mariko model offline in the hopes of a jailbreak. A $200 modchip + $200 install fee with no guarantee of success isn't very appealing. Neither is paying ebay scalpers for an unpatched model, either.

You have been a member since 2009 here. So you were in a position to follow all developments on Switch hacks. The console released in 2017 and was fully soft hackable up to summer 2019, probably a little later if you spent the time to look for a hackable unit in store. I'm sorry for your predicament right now, but you should have seen it coming. You should have bought your Switch when it was time to buy it. Basically, you're just late to the party.

 

[codezer0]

It was a birthday gift to me. And I couldn't just drop the $300 for the console at launch, if I was even able to be where someone had one. The hell do you expect me to do!?

You have been a member since 2009 here. So you were in a position to follow all developments on Switch hacks. The console released in 2017 and was fully soft hackable up to summer 2019, probably a little later if you spent the time to look for a hackable unit in store. I'm sorry for your predicament right now, but you should have seen it coming. You should have bought your Switch when it was time to buy it. Basically, you're just late to the party.

 

[Dust2dust]

It was a birthday gift to me. And I couldn't just drop the $300 for the console at launch, if I was even able to be where someone had one. The hell do you expect me to do!?

It wasn't just launch models that were hackable. As I was saying, a full 2 years passed before Nintendo patched the vulnerability. Granted that the price probably didn't move much from launch models, being Nintendo. In your situation, the less painful solution is probably to hunt for an old unpatched unit locally from an unsuspecting seller at a reasonable price. It could happen. Or you just go legit and buy your games, like at least 80% owners of Switch do.

 

[M7L7NK7]

They can't say modding doesn't make money, I only bought a switch after fusee was announced and the threat of ipatches were on the horizon, if it wasn't moddable I would've just stuck with the wii u

 

[Deleted member 514389]

I read it as 1/3 of those subscribed did so before the expansion pack. That's on me.

The primary function of the Switch is not to own one.


I am not privy to how many lightbulbs fit into Xzi's ass.

Your posts are as confusing as always.
But at least your keyboard still works.

Angry Mr.Moogle.

 

[tabzer]

Your posts are as confusing as always.
But at least your keyboard still works.

Angry Mr.Moogle.

What are you confused about?

I don't really think "the primary function of the Switch is not to own one".

That's just as dumb as saying "the update's primary function is stability".

Was it too subtle?