Available since June 5th to accompany the release of the Nintendo Switch 2, its flagship exclusive, Mario Kart World, is receiving a new update, after a usual first Day One patch. The title is now moving to version 1.1.1, with several important fixes on several levels. A quick overview of the changes this implies for the latest iteration of the iconic kart game by the mustachioed plumber is therefore in order.
Mario Kart World returns to the stand to get updated
After a first Day One patch urgently correcting Mario Kart World's biggest problems, it has just received a new update that fixes other technical issues that have escaped Nintendo's mechanics. Among the most important ones are a fix to prevent the game from closing after finishing a multiplayer race, a fix for a bug that caused some items to become unusable, and fixes for some annoying events that can occur on certain tracks. Below are the detailed notes for Mario Kart World version 1.1.1, as shared by Nintendo.
MK World 1.1.1 Patch Notes
- Fixed an issue preventing the use of items.
- Fixed an issue where the controls were sometimes unusable when selecting a character and launching Free Roam from the Free Roam map.
- Fixed a bug where Mario Kart World would sometimes close when watching a replay after a race.
- Fixed an issue where the game would sometimes close after a race in Online Play mode.
- Fixed an issue where speed fluctuations were sometimes displayed incorrectly in Knockout Tour and Online Play mode.
- Fixed an issue where a communication error could easily occur. when trying to join friends playing "Race Against" or "Battle" in "Online Play" mode.
- Fixed an issue where you could sometimes slide through the wall before the finish line in "DK Spaceport".
- Fixed an issue where you could sometimes not return to the correct position after falling between "Sky Fortress" and "Bowser's Castle" while gliding.
Mario Kart World Update 1.1.1 should install automatically. If it doesn't, here are the steps recommended by Nintendo Support to do so:
- Connect your Nintendo Switch 2 console to the internet.
- From the HOME Menu, select the icon for the software you want to update without launching the Mario Kart World game or app.
- Press the + or – Button on your controller. The current version number will be displayed below the software title.
- Select "Software Update," then "Over the Internet."
Source: Nintendo
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