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Following the release of Star Wars Outlaws on the Switch 2 last week, Ubisoft has now rolled out its first title update on this platform.
This update has range of fixes including “clearer visuals when moving quickly through the world or using binoculars”, and UI updates and performance improvements. Here’s the full rundown from the official Star Wars Outlaws game page:
Star Wars Outlaws – Nintendo Switch 2 Title Update 1 (9th September 2025)
PATCH DETAILS:
Nintendo Switch 2: 8959917.TU1
FULL PATCH NOTES:
General Gameplay
Fixed several issues where NPCs would not spawn, e.g. when chasing Kay during the ‘Crashed’ quest on Toshara
Reduced likelihood of Kay being stuck when traversing the environment
Improved hiding and detection when in tall grass on Akiva
Various stability improvements and other minor fixes
Graphics
Improvements made to visual quality when moving quickly through the world or using binoculars, with less “pop in”
Reduced flickering with smoke and lighting
Improved shadows at the edge of the screen when moving in cities and stations
Improved quality of leaves, cloth and other things that let light through
Various other small visual fixes and improvements
Camera
Fixed camera movement when traversing certain objects in certain ways with Kay
UI
Fixed controller image types and directional button prompts when switching between Joy-Con and Pro Controller
Fixed the gadget inventory HUD not resizing when using the handheld preset custom scaling settings
Wild Card Story Pack
Fixed an issue where NPCs would not be highlighted when using Nix to plant a card
A Pirate’s Fortune Story Pack
Mynocks are now visible when attached to your ship
Ubisoft has also announced it’s bring a demo to the Switch 2 “later this year”. You can find out more about this game in our review here on Nintendo Life:
What do you think of this latest Star Wars Outlaw update for Switch 2? Let us know in the comments.
[source ubisoft.com]
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