Nintendo Switch System Update 9.2.0 Released, But Doesn't Do Much

The Nintendo Switch released three years ago on March 3 2017, and has proven extremely popular since. The system’s birthday isn’t being treated with too much fanfare, though–there’s a new system update available, but it doesn’t add a whole lot.

Update 9.2.0 is available now, and will download next time you try to use the Nintendo Eshop or other online services. It can also be downloaded manually from the System Update option in the System Settings menu. Here’s what has changed, according to the update notes: “General system stability improvements to enhance the user’s experience.”

Nintendo tends to release several such updates for the Nintendo Switch each year–don’t expect any major new features when you turn on your Switch next and see that the system’s ready for an update.

Here’s our list of the best games from the Switch’s first three years, which we continue to update as new great releases arrive. March 2020 is shaping up to be a huge month for the console too, with the release of both Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX and the much-anticipated Animal Crossing: New Horizons.