Super Mario Party Jamboree Version 2.1.0 Update Notes

Nintendo just, like, threw out a software update for Super Mario Party Jamboree. Can you believe it? Now we’re at version 2.1.0.

So, boom, they’ve made it all fancy for the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition. And yeah, they squashed a bunch of bugs. (Side note: why "bug"? I mean, couldn’t it be called a glitch or something less… creepy?)

Anyway, they’ve got all these patch notes — reading them feels like sifting through my old notes from high school. Full disclosure: I barely skimmed those back then too.

Okay, where was I? Oh right! Here’s the gist of the juicy stuff for the Switch 2 crowd:

General — no idea why they call it that, but it sounds important, right?

Bug Fixes

1. So there was this weird thing where players got stuck in the Broozer Bash rules screen. It’s like when you get trapped in a thought loop during a boring lecture. Fixed now, hooray!

2. Another glitch popped up when skipping studio videos at just the wrong moment. Like missing a cue on stage. Fixed!

3. Cameras were being super finicky—think of them as cats deciding they need attention. Fixed it all up, supposedly.

4. What else? Oh, they mucked about with CPU movements in some mouse-based minigames. Why mice? Who knows…

5. Online bugs? Gone. At least that’s the story they’re sticking to.

And they say there are a ton of other tweaks, but they’re mysterious and unsung… like some forgotten indie band of fixes.

Now — let’s roll over to the vanilla Switch side of things:

Bug Fixes

1. Rhythm Kitchen got weird if you hit “Play Again.” Something about a CPU just deciding to peace out in Mario’s Rainbow Castle. No more of that nonsense.

2. Stamps were acting up—like, what kind of bugs out with stamps? Must be some arts-and-crafts gremlin. Fixed, though.

3. Again, some internet gremlins mucking with online play. Zapped ‘em, apparently.

So, yeah. Lots of under-the-hood stuff that might make things smoother and shinier, if you’re into that. Or not. I don’t even know.

Switch on, folks.