On this page, you will find all there is to know about the various Software updates for Paper Mario: The Origami King on Nintendo Switch (originally released on July 17th 2020 in Europe, North America, and Japan)!

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Paper Mario: The Origami King – Ver. 1.0.1

• Release date: August 5th 2020 (North America) / August 6th 2020 (Europe, Japan)
• Patch notes:

Overall Fixes

• Fixed an issue in which you would be unable to enter the Spring of Rainbows in Shangri-Spa.
  Note: If you have already encountered this issue, you will now be able to proceed normally.
• Fixed an issue in which players were unable to hit the Toad on top of the fountain in Shroom City.
  Note: If you have already encountered this issue, you will now be able to proceed normally.
• Fixed an issue where Black Shy Guy would not be registered in the Gallery of the Musée Champignon—even if you have previously defeated one.
  Note: If you have already encountered this issue, return to Scorching Sandpaper West after the sun has returned and defeat Black Shy Guy once more to add him to your Gallery.
• Fixed an issue in the Ninja Attraction in which, depending on the state of the player, certain Ninji enemies were undefeatable and halted progression.
  Note: If you have already encountered this issue, you will now be able to proceed normally.
• Fixed an issue in which the game would occasionally hard lock in the Rubber Band boss battle.
• Fixed an issue in the Battle Lab in which the score would not be properly registered after solving 33 or more lineups in Speed Rings in the Ring Trainer.
  Note: Previously registered scores will not change. New scores will be registered correctly after downloading this update data.
• Fixed an issue in which you could obtain an item from outside of a certain coffin in the Temple of Shrooms. This fix also corrects a related error involving hints from the Love Toad in Toad Town.
  Note: If you’ve already obtained the item from outside of the coffin, the Love Toad’s hint error will be resolved.
• Fixed an issue in Overlook Mountain in which the event of looking up at Overlook Tower would occasionally occur from the bottom of the hill.

• Additional notes: none
• Source: Nintendo

Paper Mario: The Origami King – Ver. 1.0.0

• Release date: May 14th 2020 (North America, Europe, Japan)
• Patch notes:

No patch notes available.

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• Additional notes: this is the base version of the game, that you get by pre-purchase it on the Nintendo eShop.
• Source: Nintendo

How to download updates for Paper Mario: The Origami King for the Nintendo Switch?

To download the updates for Paper Mario: The Origami King, you have three options:

• let the console do its thing if you have automatic downloads activated, and didn’t completely turn it off

If not…

• try to launch the game from the Home Menu while being connected to the internet. You should get a prompt when doing so: simply follow the instructions on screen;

OR

• select the game > press either + or – to go to the Options page > select Software update > select Via the Internet.

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To check that you have the latest version installed, simply select the game on the Home Menu, and press – or + to go to the Options: the version number is displayed just below the game title.

A couple of days ago, we informed you about Paper Mario: The Origami King running on the Nintendo Switch emulators, Yuzu and Ryujinx. And today, we are happy to report that there is a 60fps mod for it, allowing the game to run with 60fps on the PC via the Nintendo Switch emulator Yuzu.

Paper Mario: The Origami King is a brand new Mario game that releases today on Nintendo Switch. In this game, players control a paper version of Mario in a 3D world. This world fuses other paper and three-dimensional constructs, including origami sculptures. Furthermore, players explore the game’s overworld to collect coins and items, encounter non-playable characters (NPCs), solve various puzzles based on the paper world concept, fight enemies.

Now while there is already a 60fps mod for it, there are still some slowdowns here and there. My guess is that the Yuzu team will be able to address them in the later versions of the emulator. Still, PC gamers can already enjoy Paper Mario: The Origami King at higher framerates. After all, the Nintendo Switch version is locked at 30fps.

Paper Mario: The Origami King is not the first game that is playable on the Nintendo Switch emulators at launch day. Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition was almost immediately playable on Yuzu. Additionally, Animal Crossing: New Horizons could also run on PC via Ryujinx just a few days after its official release.

Below you can find a video, showcasing Paper Mario: The Origami King running on the PC with 60fps. Apart from some slowdowns during the combat sequences, the game appears to be running great on Yuzu.

Lastly, you can download the latest public version of Yuzu from here. You can also download the 60fps mod for Paper Mario: The Origami King from here.

Enjoy!

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