System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster (Switch): all the updates (latest: Ver. 1.1 / Next: Ver. 1.2)
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System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster – Ver. 1.2
- Release date: TBA
- Patch notes:
MULTIPLAYER
- Select multiplayer enemies will no longer become invincible under specific conditions.
- Fixed missing or overlapped items in the player’s inventory upon loading a save.
- Adjusted multiplayer behavior so that if a player disconnects from the game, everyone will return to the main menu. This is to prevent saving when players have left the session, altering the amount of players saved in that session.
- Fixed cases of player script data disappearing when returning to a previous level after loading a save, causing O/S Upgrades to be locked incorrectly, among other issues.
- Fixed a crash on the Recreation Deck caused by the spiders in the ceiling.
- Fixed cases of script data piling up causing “infinite” load screens. Depending on the specific circumstance, a new session may be required.
- Fixed several AI-related crashes when saving.
- Fixed multiplayer to prevent team killing during cutscenes.
GAMEPLAY
- Added a separate save slot for quick saves.
- Fixed collision bugs where the player could randomly get stuck in geometry.
- Fixed an uncommon crash in the penultimate level when entering water.
- Fixed the “Advanced Ammo Usage” English text being incorrect.
- Fixed numerous ways of breaking the cutscene on the ops deck.
- Fixed the Marines Year 1 voice line not playing.
- Fixed issue where players were not being pushed around properly by the steam vents in the penultimate level.
- Improved head tracking for enemies and multiplayer characters.
- Fixed head tracking on crew bodies, which was especially visible when in water.
- Fixed dropping armor and implants on gamepad not removing their bonuses.
- Fixed the sharpshooter trait incorrectly using the lethal weapon multiplier instead.
- Fixed one of the software shorthands reading RSRH for Research.
- Fixed the direction of the mouse wheel being flipped.
- Added support for mouse wheel scrolling in the MFD panels.
- Fixed the cyber interface only warning about toxic hazards upon opening the menu after loading a save.
- Fixed the Marine’s Port MacArthur Weapons Range posting only granting +1 to Standard Weapons. It now correctly grants +2.
- Fixed a rare crash in the MFD golf code when going between levels.
- Fixed subtitles being incorrectly disabled when clicking reset in the options menu.
- Fixed some XERXES subtitles using A instead of R when referring to some hacked turrets.
- Misc localization fixes.
INPUT
- Fixed custom binds not applying to inventory mode until the game was restarted.
- Added a joystick smoothing checkbox to the options menu.
DISPLAY / UI
- Fixed flickering objects.
- Fixed bloom affecting full-screen flashes.
- Fixed 3D objects in the MFD panels not properly updating the ambient light color.
- Fixed psi invisibility not fading your weapon.
- Fixed the alignment of many buttons in the main menu.
- Focus now starts on the confirm button when saving the game, instead of the name text box.
- Added a dimming effect when depressing buttons with a mouse click.
- Fixed filtering of images in the menu.
- Fixed the “hold crouch” and “toggle crouch” text being swapped.
AUDIO
- Fixed audio looping when loading with the FMOD audio driver.
ASSETS
- Fixed a banner in the Space Station having missing polygons on one side.
- Fixed a misaligned ceiling window in the Bonne Chance lounge.
- Fixed misalignment of the tall windows in the Bonne Chance lounge.
- Fixed a misaligned window in the final level.
- Updated KEX Engine video.
- Added new Vault content!
- Additional notes: none
- Source: Nightdive Studios
System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster – Ver. 1.1
- Release date: July 10th 2025
- Patch notes:
- Fixed music not playing at all in certain levels.
- Added many more bindable actions on keyboard and controller, such as using more types of hypos and placing navigation markers.
- Players can now hotswap their positions in a lobby session.
- Fixed the options screen scrolling while using a controller.
- Gun muzzle flashes now appear correctly on the ends of guns.
- Raised maximum number of navigation markers from 1 to 12 per player.
- Fixed the multiplayer menu sometimes randomly opening.
- Fixed various animation and AI issues in multiplayer.
- Fixed “Lean Toggle” not working properly on keyboard. “Lean Toggle” is now unbound by default on keyboard to prevent confusion.
- Increased the granularity and minimum range of the mouse sensitivity sliders.
- Fixed decals on windows in Hydroponics being drawn under other objects.
- Fixed transparency issues on the wormskin armor, and fixed light armor glowing in the dark.
- Fixed rendering of flat color polygons in static models.
- Mitigations for some uncommon crashes reported by players.
- Fixed some explosions showing black/pink borders.
- Fixed music playback being delayed when using FMOD.
- Removed the “Quit Game” entry in the keyboard bindings menu.
KNOWN ISSUES
- There is a bug that is causing players to get stuck on some corners. This will be fixed in the next patch.
- The “Advanced Ammo Usage” help text is incorrect in English.
- There are some quirks when using multi-monitor setups with at least one very high refresh rate monitor.
- Customized bindings may be temporarily incorrect while the player’s inventory is open.
- Additional notes: none
- Source: Nightdive Studios
How to download updates for System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster on Nintendo Switch?
To download the updates for System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster, 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.
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.