Metroid Prime 4: Beyond has received its first major post launch update with version 1.1.0, introducing amiibo functionality, new controller feedback during cutscenes, and a Switch 2 specific upgrade path option. The update also changes unlock conditions for certain gallery movies and adjusts enemy difficulty in Hard Mode to create a more balanced challenge.
Several system level refinements complement these additions, including updated regional rating information and a broad set of fixes aimed at enhancing stability and overall gameplay quality. Players can now expect smoother progression and more consistent performance across both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 platforms.
Patch Notes
General Updates
- Added amiibo support accessible through the amiibo page in the Pause Menu
- Controller now vibrates during cutscenes and movies
- Updated ClassInd Brazil rating information from twelve to fourteen
- Adjusted unlock conditions for selected Gallery movies from requiring one hundred percent item completion to requiring a game clear
- Adjusted difficulty of specific enemies in Hard Mode
- Various fixes and adjustments applied to improve overall gameplay
Nintendo Switch 2 Updates
- Added Switch 2 Edition menu option when launching the game on Nintendo Switch 2
- Directs players to the Nintendo eShop upgrade pass page
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond launched on December 4, 2025, for both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2.
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