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Nintendo Switch System Update Version 2.2.0 Now Available
The Nintendo Switch has been updated to version 2.2.0, but it doesn't add any particularly notable upgrades to the console.
On its website, Nintendo continues its tradition of offering vague hints at what changes are included with its updates. Switch version 2.2.0's patch note (singular) simply says, "General system stability improvements to enhance the user's experience."
It looks like the menus for save file "management" have been tweaked slightly, but offer no new functions. Save file transferring continues to be a highly requested feature that has still not been implemented, which is a bummer. For more of the updates we want to see come to Switch that have yet to be implemented, head here.
[Source: Nintendo]
Our Take
I put management in quotes up there because I am being snarky. It doesn't feel like the right word since there is no managing to be done. Save file transferring needs to hurry up and get here already!
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