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Super Mario Bros. Wonder Gets New Update for March 2026

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Super Mario Bros. Wonder Gets New Update for March 2026

A week out from the release of its upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, Super Mario Bros. Wonder has just received a new update across both Nintendo Switch systems. First released in 2023, Super Mario Bros. Wonder was the first side-scrolling 2D Mario platformer following the New Super Mario Bros. subseries. This new game reinvented the style of one of gaming’s longest-running franchises, bringing with it clever new additions like the Elephant Mario power-up and the level-bending Wonder Flower effects.

Upon release, Super Mario Bros. Wonder received widespread praise and went on to become the fastest-selling entry in the Super Mario franchise to date with over four million copies sold in its first two weeks. With over 16 million units sold, the title proved to be a huge success as a game released relatively late in the Nintendo Switch’s life cycle. Nintendo looks to build on its success very soon, with the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition bringing a new set of content known as Meetup in Bellabel Park, which adds even more multiplayer hijinks to the base game.

Some Switch 1 Owners Aren’t Happy About Super Mario Bros. Wonder’s Upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 Edition

Some Switch 1 owners are unhappy with the Switch 2 version of Super Mario Bros. Wonder, reflecting broader concerns over Nintendo’s product strategy.

Super Mario Bros. Wonder 1.1.0 Update Adds Amiibo Support, Switch 2 Edition Cross-Buy

Ahead of the release of its Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, Super Mario Bros. Wonder has just received its latest update, Version 1.1.0, bringing changes across both the Nintendo Switch and the Nintendo Switch 2. While the patch brings small adjustments and fixes on the original Switch, Amiibo support has also been added to the game, which can be found in the pause menu while players are in courses. Also, players will now be prompted to select their user from the Home menu at the game’s startup, instead of the file select screen.

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As far as the Nintendo Switch 2 goes, Nintendo has now added support for the game’s upcoming version, which players can access when it releases on March 26. When players start the game, a Nintendo eShop icon appears on the title screen menu. Selecting this icon will redirect players to the eShop, where they can purchase the Switch 2 upgrade pack digitally. The Switch 2 version has also added Polish language support, adding to the game’s already large set of language options.

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Nintendo’s latest Super Mario Bros. Wonder update essentially future-proofs the game for its upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 Edition. The addition of Amiibo support comes right as Nintendo intends to release a trio of Super Mario Bros. Wonder figures, including Elephant Mario, Captain Toad and the Talking Flower, and Poplin and Prince Florian. Amiibo support being available in the original Switch version of the game gives players some extra incentive to purchase the new figures, even if they choose not to buy the Switch 2 Edition of the game.

Adding the eShop button to the title screen feels like a convenient way for Nintendo to encourage existing players to upgrade to the Switch 2 Edition. With just a week to go until its release, Nintendo will do everything it can to push this version of Super Mario Bros. Wonder, especially as Mario excitement builds with the upcoming release of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Super Mario Bros. Wonder’s Switch 2 Edition feels like just a small piece of Nintendo’s larger celebration of the gaming icon’s 40th anniversary.

Super Mario Bros. Wonder Update 1.1.0 Patch Notes

The following updates have been made when playing the game on Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch:

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  • amiibo can now be used. While in a course, select the “Scan amiibo” option from the pause menu to use one.

General

  • You will now be prompted to select a user from the HOME menu when starting the software.
  • Additional adjustments and fixes have been made to improve the gameplay experience.

The following updates have been made when playing the game on Nintendo Switch 2:

General

  • Added support for the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition. Those who have purchased it may begin playing on March 26, 2026.
  • When starting Super Mario Bros. Wonder on Nintendo Switch 2, an entry for the Nintendo eShop now appears on the title screen menu. Selecting it will bring you to the upgrade pack page on the Nintendo eShop.
  • Added support for the Polish language.


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October 20, 2023

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E For Everyone // Mild Fantasy Violence

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