The Switch 2's launch is just around the corner but it hasn't forgotten about the original system (at least yet). After a few updates in May, we've now got the very first firmware patch for June, bumping the system up to Version 20.1.1.
This appears to be a relatively small update and as explained in the official notes, it resolves an issue with software not starting after the previous update which went live last week. Here's the full rundown, courtesy of Nintendo's support page:
Ver. 20.1.1 (Released June 2, 2025)
Fixed an issue where some software would not start after updating to system version 20.1.0.
If anything else significant is discovered in this latest system update, we'll be sure to let you know.
Once again, this follows the release of two updates in May, which also included some fixes and improvements after a major system update in April. Along with this, Nintendo recently added a handy feature allowing users to perform a system transfer to a dedicated server.
You can find out more about the Switch firmware history in our guide here on Nintendo Life.