Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has a new update for September 2026, marking the game's first patch since June 2025. While this isn't the most game-changing Super Smash Bros. Ultimate update, it does have fans speculating that Nintendo may have more to announce regarding the franchise in the near future. Players can download Super Smash Bros. Ultimate patch 13.0.5 right now on their Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 systems.
Originally launched back in 2018, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate's "everyone is here" claim to fame gave it the largest roster out of any entry in the franchise. This roster was bolstered by DLC additions of popular characters like Joker from Persona 5, Banjo-Kazooie, and Sora from Kingdom Hearts. Although the final DLC update for the game was released in 2021, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has continued to see minor patches in the years since.
Released on September 1, 2026, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate update 13.0.5 fixes an issue when invalid data is sent or received during online battles. To the disappointment of many fans, this update doesn't include any balance changes to nerf overpowered characters like Minecraft's Steve, who has been dominating the competitive Super Smash Bros. Ultimate scene. However, with rumors of a Nintendo Direct next week, this update could be a precursor to something bigger for Nintendo's premier fighting game.
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Older Nintendo Switch 1 games have suddenly seen significant updates in the past few days. Pikmin 3 Deluxe just saw the release of update 1.2.0, bringing enhanced visuals and GameShare support for the Nintendo Switch 2, and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe added 8-player split-screen support alongside a visual update for the Switch 2 as well. This Super Smash Bros. Ultimate update doesn't go as far as the updates for these other games do, but it could be the start of a bigger trend for the game.
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With a Nintendo Direct leaked for September 10, some fans are speculating that Super Smash Bros. Ultimate might see a full-blown Nintendo Switch 2 Edition upgrade announced. Although the Switch 2 can run Ultimate in handheld mode as if it were in docked mode on the Switch 1, enhanced visuals like those included in the recent Pikmin 3 Deluxe and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe updates would be a welcome addition to the 8-year-old game. There is also the possibility that an upgrade like this could even include more DLC fighters to entice players to pick up the enhanced version at launch.
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