Nintendo has released a new system update for the Switch 2, bringing the console to version 21.0.1. The original Switch also received an update on November 24. Although no new features were added, Nintendo continues its efforts to enhance stability for Switch 2 users.
2025 has been significant for Nintendo as the company launched the Switch 2 on June 5, marking a new hybrid console experience for gamers. Following the success of the 2017 Switch, expectations were high for this system. Despite facing various challenges during the Switch 2 launch, including pricing controversies, millions of units have been sold so far. As the number of consoles in use increases, updates are being introduced to improve the user experience.
The latest updates addressed issues such as error codes appearing during local transfers to the Switch 2 and connectivity problems with wireless controllers and Bluetooth devices after using Sleep Mode.
### Switch 2 Ver. 21.0.1 - Patch Notes (Released November 24, 2025)
- Fixed an issue where Error Code: 2011-0301 or Error Code: 2168-0002 would repeatedly occur during system transfers from a Nintendo Switch.
- Resolved connectivity issues with wireless controllers or Bluetooth audio devices after Sleep Mode.
- General stability improvements to enhance the user’s experience.
It’s noteworthy that the original Switch also received an update to address the system transfer bug mentioned above and included general stability enhancements. Users can verify their version status in the System Settings menu to ensure they are operating on the latest software.
This update comes amidst a bustling period for Nintendo, with the recent release of Kirby Air Riders for the Switch 2 and the anticipated launch of Metroid Prime 4: Beyond on December 4, showcasing the adventures of Samus Aran after a lengthy development period. Because of these releases, it will be intriguing to observe their impact on Switch 2 sales and whether Nintendo will unveil any further system updates before year-end.
