Note that the above requires a Nintendo Switch Online membership.Global Smash Power will now be displayed.Online now includes Quickplay, Battle Arenas, Spectate, and Background Matchmaking.Players who have save data for Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! or Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee! on their Nintendo Switch will be gifted with the Partner Pikachu or Partner Eevee spirit, respectively.The revival platforms now appear in the same location in Training Mode as in Versus Mode.Removed the ability to set a player's damage to what is selected on the Training Mode menu by clicking on the player damage bar.Made it so that music played in a Spirit Battle preview will continue into the battle itself, instead of restarting when the battle begins.Incorporated team colors for Spirit Battles and when fighting false characters in the final battle.Added a Hard difficulty to Adventure mode.This first update was released alongside the game's Australian release at midnight on December 7th, 2018, its first official release in any time zone (also known as a "day 1 patch"). (Therefore, accessing it on a Switch that has downloaded any Ultimate update requires formatting the console, losing save data for any other games that have not been backed up through Nintendo Switch Online.) However, newer cartridges may have updates pre-installed-with some having versions up to version 2.0.1-which instead makes it possible to downgrade to that pre-installed version but not to 1.0.0 or any other version.
The base game was released worldwide on December 7th, 2018 at midnight local time.ĭue to the presence of a day 1 patch, the only way to play this version digitally is to have preordered and preloaded the game, then have disabled automatic updates, then have rejected the incoming day 1 patch update at the time of unlocking the preload.Īccessing this version today requires a physical cart and a Switch that has never downloaded any Ultimate updates since the last time it was formatted.
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