The engrossing The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has received an update today from Bethesda that brings the much requested 60fps mode. The higher framerate means that the visuals can take…

My Nintendo News Read on blog or Reader New Skyrim update for Nintendo Switch 2 brings 60fps (patch notes) By Sickr on February 17, 2026 The engrossing The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has received an update today from Bethesda that brings the much requested 60fps mode. The higher framerate means that the visuals can take a slight hit. To play in 60fps all you need to do is go into the in-game options and select the prioritise performance setting. Here's the full patch notes for the latest version of Skyrim on the Nintendo Switch 2. Features: Added a 60 Hz mode under Display settings that allows players to toggle between "Prioritize Visuals" or "Prioritize Performance". In addition, frame rate has been locked at 30 Hz in "Prioritize Visuals" mode for smoother gameplay. Crashes and Performance Fixes: Fixed a crash that occurred when reading "The Crimson Dirks Vol. 4" book for the "Tilted Scales" quest in German. Fixed an audio-related crash. Fixed a crash, infinite load, and game freeze that sometimes occurred when rapidly selecting "Load" multiple times in the pause menu. Fixed a crash that occurred when the "Transmute Ore" spell was repeatedly cast outside of the Haltered Stream Camp. Improved FPS performance drops that occurred in the following locations: during the Hide and Seek quest in Kynesgrove during combat at Secunda's Kiss when discovering the "Drelas' Cottage" location when engaged in combat with a giant at the Talking Stone Camp. Visuals Issues Fixes: Viewing water planes from a distance or within menus caused them to shift up and down. Distant aspen trees appeared with a blue tint. Transitioning out of caves caused an outline of the entrance to linger during the fade-to-back loading screen. User Interface Fixes: Switching between mouse and controller mode while in dialogue or the Help menu, caused different options to be highlighted. Switching between mouse and controller mode while in help menus or user hints, did not dynamically update callout prompts. The "Ready/Sheathe" option was missing from the Joy-Con 2 Mouse Controls menu. The "Delete" prompt remained grayed-out within the Load menu when swapping between mouse and controller mode. Deleting a save in the Save/Load menus reset the highlighted selection to the top of the menu list. While in mouse mode, the cursor remained stuck within a smaller section of the screen when changing between docked/undocked modes or interfacing with GameChat. Controls Fixes: The "Eagle Eye" Archery perk remained active after switching between mouse and controller mode. Holding down the Right Joystick while reassigning a button caused that button to disappear from the Controls list. The Joy-Con 2 controllers provided haptic feedback while in mouse mode. Buttons became unresponsive when controls were remapped while moving the Joy-Con 2 controllers in mouse mode. Rotating the map in mouse mode was slower and less smooth than in controller mode. Audio Issue Fix: Scrolling SFX continued to play while holding up or down on the Left Joystick or buttons at the top or bottom of the Save/Load menus. Localization Fixes: "Amiibo" appeared as plural in Spanish. Miscellaneous: Added new translations for the features listed above and UI updates. Updates were made to the game credits. Comment My Nintendo News © 2026. Unsubscribe or manage your email subscriptions. Get the Jetpack app Subscribe, bookmark, and get real-time notifications – all from one app! Automattic, Inc. 60 29th St. #343, San Francisco, CA 94110

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You may remember that leaker Extas1s said he had seen photographic evidence that a Kingdom Hearts Remake game is in development at Square Enix. Well, the images that were sent…

My Nintendo News Read on blog or Reader Images of Kingdom Hearts Remake sent to Extas1s are online and are most likely fake By Sickr on February 17, 2026 You may remember that leaker Extas1s said he had seen photographic evidence that a Kingdom Hearts Remake game is in development at Square Enix. Well, the images that were sent to him have reportedly been shared online and you can see them below and they are most likely fake. Informer leaker NateDrake previously said that he had never heard of a Kingdom Hearts Remake being in development. The images of something called Kingdom Hearts Relux were posted online by X user Dani Agudo, who said the following: "We're calling the rumor of the supposed Kingdom Hearts remake closed. As expected, it's fake." Comment My Nintendo News © 2026. Unsubscribe or manage your email subscriptions. Get the Jetpack app Subscribe, bookmark, and get real-time notifications – all from one app! Automattic, Inc. 60 29th St. #343, San Francisco, CA 94110

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