Mario Tennis Fever Receives Version 1.1.1 Update: Here’s What’s Changed
Nintendo has officially rolled out the latest update for Mario Tennis Fever on Nintendo Switch 2, bringing the game to version 1.1.1. While this patch is modest in size compared to its predecessor, it introduces a key gameplay adjustment and a welcome fix for a specific equipment issue.
Players looking to dive into the specifics of the Mario Tennis Fever 1.1.1 update can check out the full patch notes below.
Version 1.1.1 Patch Notes
General Gameplay Adjustments
- High Ball Returns: A change has been implemented for returning high balls. If a player presses the “Flat” shot button twice during a high ball return, the game will now trigger a “Star Shot,” even if the player is not standing on a designated Star Point. This serves as a significant shift from the previous version (1.1.0), which defaulted this input to a “Powerful Flat” shot instead.
Bug Fixes
- Amp Racket Correction: A technical bug that caused Amps deployed using the Amp Racket to vanish prematurely—before the intended 12-second duration—has been resolved.
Context and Previous Updates
This patch follows the substantial 1.1.0 update, which served as a major content drop for the title. That previous version expanded the game’s scope significantly, introducing a brand-new court, the addition of the “Black Hole” racket, and a comprehensive overhaul of character and item balance.
Mario Tennis Fever remains available globally for the Nintendo Switch 2, continuing to serve as a staple sports title for the console’s library. Players should ensure their console is connected to the internet to receive the 1.1.1 update automatically upon launching the software.
