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Mario Kart World 1.4.1 update is now available with patch notes.

Mario Kart World 1.4.1 Update Released

Nintendo has rolled out a smaller update, version 1.4.1, for Mario Kart World. It fixes a bug affecting controller disconnections, especially impacting Time Trials ghost data.

  • New update for Mario Kart World
  • Version 1.4.1 now available
  • Fixes controller disconnect issues
  • Addresses Time Trials ghost data problem
  • Bug led to unexpected data loss
  • Check out version 1.4.0 updates

This update aims to improve gameplay experience and stability for players on Nintendo Switch 2.

What the Update Fixes

Nintendo’s 1.4.1 update addresses a frustrating bug. When players disconnected and then reconnected their controllers, it could cause the game to freeze. Worst of all, it sometimes deleted Time Trials ghost data without warning.

With this fix, players should expect smoother gameplay without losing their hard-earned rankings. Time Trials are critical for competitive players, and the loss of ghost data can be a significant setback.

Details About Previous Update

If you missed out on the recent 1.4.0 update, there’s plenty to catch up on. Released just days before this update, version 1.4.0 brought several new features and improvements that players were eager to explore.

Here’s a brief overview of what you might have missed:

  • New tracks and characters added
  • Gameplay balance adjustments
  • Improvements to online stability

Looking Ahead in Mario Kart Updates

This 1.4.1 patch demonstrates Nintendo’s commitment to providing a better gaming experience. Regular updates ensure that issues are dealt with swiftly, keeping the player community engaged and satisfied.

Players can expect more updates in the future as Nintendo continues to enhance Mario Kart World.

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FAQ

What triggered this update?

A bug related to controller disconnections caused gameplay issues.

How does this affect players?

Players can now enjoy smoother gameplay and retain their ghost data.

Will there be more updates?

Yes, Nintendo plans ongoing updates to improve user experience.