
One day ahead of its release, Nintendo has released the first patch for Super Mario Party Jamboree for all those who have the game pre-installed and ready to go.
The ver. 1.1.0 update isn't all that substantial, but it's nice to know that Nintendo is patching out a handful of pesky bugs across several boards before everyone gets to go hands-on with it tomorrow.
The full patch notes were shared on the official Nintendo Support page, and we have gathered them together for you to check out below:
Super Mario Party Jamboree Ver. 1.1.0 (16th Oct 2024)
- Fixed a bug where the number of times you’ve stopped on an Unlucky Space is reset when you resume from a suspended save in Mario Party.
- Fixed a bug where items that appear in Sky-High Cannons are on top of the cannon which renders players unable to get the items.
- Fixed a bug where an error occurs and the game closes when the Nintendo Switch console is removed from a dock while on the reward screen after clearing Area 10 of Toad’s Item Factory.
- Fixed a bug where, when users clear Area 10 again after it’s already been cleared in Toad’s Item Factory, the scene of getting Party Points doesn’t play, and the user does not get points.
- Fixed some other issues to make the gaming experience more pleasant.
Our Jamboree review dropped yesterday in which we called Nintendo's latest "the best Mario Party to date". High praise, eh?
Will you be rolling the dice on Mario Party Jamboree tomorrow? Let us know in the comments.
[source nintendo.com]
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The nerve of Nintendo to ship a launch build in an unpleasant state!
There’s too much information in these patch notes. I just wanted stability.
In one of the streams I saw yesterday I also saw a bug on the kart board where the player was not able to stop at a "star point" after rolling a multi or triple dice. Is this intended?
i saw a bug on my wall can nintendo fix that too
WHERE'S.
THE.
STABILITY?!?!?!??!!??!??!??!?!??!?!
@NielsNL Yep this is intentional.
The quadruple "turbo" dice lets you move up to 40 spaces when used at the expense of bypassing stars and boos.
A very high risk, high reward item!
Nothing major apart from the Toad’s Item Factory bugs (especially the crash) but still, happy to see these issues already fixed since I'm going to have dinner in a second and immediately after I'm playing Jamboree - luckily for me my physical copy arrived one day earlier!
I don't usually go for Mario Party games but am tempted with this after the good review. Do you think its worth buying for the single player alone??
@BANJO From what I've seen ... if you were going to play any Mario Party game Solo this would be it.
The fact it has better online support than previous titles is also a help. So you don't need a group of friends together every single time.
But of course mario Party is at it's best with friends. So keep that in mind.
@Metazoxan Thanks, It looks like my best bet out of any to play solo. The better online support helps. I think I might have to get it down the line.
@boxyguy That's just Asmongold. Pay it no mind.
@Metazoxan Any exclusive mini-games with Joy-cons?
@MirrorFate2 Some minigames require joy-con motion controls. But you can turn those off if you want to avoid them apparently. It seems they added a fair bit of customization to this one so you aren't entirely forced to play by the default rulebook.
Looking at the bug list of what had to be patched, that's...honestly kinda embarrassing. Game breaking bugs that waited until day 1 to be patched? I could understand lesser bugs that take effort to find, but, not being able to get an item cause it was on top of a cannon?
I'm planning to get together with my neighbor this weekend for some Mario Party! I've already got my game downloaded and updated and ready to go!
@Metazoxan But which ones force the Joy-cons on you?
@MirrorFate2 some involve motion controls. So you'll probably need them for those.
@Metazoxan WHICH mini-games, tho? Only the rhythm ones?
@MirrorFate2 oh I have no idea. I ordered a physical copy. I just know this from the pre release trailers.
Now I did see a few examples like a flying mini game. So it's not only rhythm at least.
No idea beyond that.
Question, has anyone had issues with the “a” button/similar equivalent is sometimes unresponsive?
I thought it was my controller, but it’s happened when my joycon is vertical and horizontal (meaning it’s not the same button each time).
Anyone else had that, or is it just me?
Seems like they geared this game towards solo but forgot about people with roommates or partners. No online with 2 people per switch? Kind of makes this game pointless for us if we can't play online with friends.
@DoBetterNintendo What annoys me is they have a "20 player game mode" but only 4 or 8 party lobbies.
I want them to really expad on this and let players play with 20 people lobbies.
In fact the 8 player bowser battle should be doubled to two teams of 8 to 10 that compete to see who can beat bowser the fastest.
they already time and grade your performance so just make it a live competition of two teams.
I like Jamboree overall but it does feel like a lot of missed potential to really go big. A lot of party games are enjoyed on Twitch streams these days and big party party games are great for allowing viewers to reasonably expect to join in.
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