Nintendo has today updated its Switch Online N64 library with the addition of GoldenEye 007. It’s also bumped up the app to Version 2.9.0 – so what’s changed?
As you probably know by now, the video game giant doesn’t normally share patch notes about these app updates. Fortunately, well-known dataminer OatmealDome is on the case – uncovering everything this latest update has to offer.
Here’s the rundown, which does mostly seem to focus on GoldenEye 007, but there’s also a reference to the previous releases Mario Party and Mario Party 2. The “gongs and static” are also in the Q Watch. Here’s the full rundown:
[NSO – Nintendo 64] – Version 2.9.0 is out.
– GoldenEye 007 added.
– There is no matchmaking – if you want to play online, you have to create a lobby and have friends join.
– There are no “modern” controls like the Xbox version.
– The Q Watch music does have the gongs and static.
– ROM used appears to be different from all known GoldenEye 007 ROMs in No-Intro’s database.
– the ahead-of-time compiled executables for Mario Party and Mario Party 2 were updated, details unknown
What do you think of the latest batch of adjustments that come with Version 2.9.0? Noticed anything yourself? Have you tried out the Expansion Pack service yet? Leave a comment down below.