Nintendo has officially acknowledged two minor software issues affecting the recent Nintendo Switch release of Kirby Air Ride, available via the Nintendo eShop.
The company made the announcement on its X (formerly Twitter) social media account, reassuring players that a software update is actively in development to address these problems.
Kirby Air Ride, developed by HAL Laboratory and published by Nintendo, originally launched for the Nintendo GameCube in 2003 and has since become a beloved entry in the Kirby franchise.
The latest port to the Nintendo Switch continues to spark enthusiasm among fans, offering classic gameplay modes such as City Trial and Free Run. In the official statement, Nintendo confirmed that they have identified two issues within Kirby Air Ride.
The first involves the 'Dyna Blade is Coming!!' event in City Trial mode, which may appear less often than intended during gameplay sessions.
The second issue is found in Free Run mode, where extended play can cause the in-game timer to function improperly, potentially impacting performance tracking and player experiences.
Nintendo provided the following assurance: the development team is working diligently on a software update that will correct both of these issues, with plans to distribute the patch soon.
The company apologized for any inconvenience these bugs may have caused, highlighting its ongoing commitment to high-quality gameplay experiences across all software releases.
While these glitches are not considered game-breaking, Nintendo’s swift acknowledgment and response reflect its focus on customer satisfaction and the standard of excellence that has become synonymous with the brand.
Players can expect more details regarding the software update’s release as development concludes.
Kirby Air Ride’s arrival on the Nintendo Switch eShop further cements its enduring legacy within the Kirby series and broadens access for a new generation of Nintendo fans.
Nintendo’s prompt action in addressing these minor but noticeable issues demonstrates why the publisher remains a leader in the gaming industry.
For now, players are encouraged to continue enjoying the game, with the assurance that performance improvements are on the horizon. Stay tuned to official Nintendo channels for the latest updates on Kirby Air Ride and upcoming Nintendo Switch software patches.
The company made the announcement on its X (formerly Twitter) social media account, reassuring players that a software update is actively in development to address these problems.
Kirby Air Ride, developed by HAL Laboratory and published by Nintendo, originally launched for the Nintendo GameCube in 2003 and has since become a beloved entry in the Kirby franchise.
The latest port to the Nintendo Switch continues to spark enthusiasm among fans, offering classic gameplay modes such as City Trial and Free Run. In the official statement, Nintendo confirmed that they have identified two issues within Kirby Air Ride.
The first involves the 'Dyna Blade is Coming!!' event in City Trial mode, which may appear less often than intended during gameplay sessions.
The second issue is found in Free Run mode, where extended play can cause the in-game timer to function improperly, potentially impacting performance tracking and player experiences.
Nintendo provided the following assurance: the development team is working diligently on a software update that will correct both of these issues, with plans to distribute the patch soon.
The company apologized for any inconvenience these bugs may have caused, highlighting its ongoing commitment to high-quality gameplay experiences across all software releases.
While these glitches are not considered game-breaking, Nintendo’s swift acknowledgment and response reflect its focus on customer satisfaction and the standard of excellence that has become synonymous with the brand.
Players can expect more details regarding the software update’s release as development concludes.
Kirby Air Ride’s arrival on the Nintendo Switch eShop further cements its enduring legacy within the Kirby series and broadens access for a new generation of Nintendo fans.
Nintendo’s prompt action in addressing these minor but noticeable issues demonstrates why the publisher remains a leader in the gaming industry.
For now, players are encouraged to continue enjoying the game, with the assurance that performance improvements are on the horizon. Stay tuned to official Nintendo channels for the latest updates on Kirby Air Ride and upcoming Nintendo Switch software patches.
