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Assuming you have a Switch with custom firmware (CFW) installed (e.g., Atmosphere), here is the standard workflow for installing a base game plus updates and DLC:
| Update Version | Size (approx) | Key Changes | |----------------|---------------|--------------| | v1.0.1 – v1.0.4 | 100–300 MB | Bug fixes, stability | | v1.0.5 | ~150 MB | Added Frame Rate adjustment option (prioritize FPS or graphics) | | v1.0.6 – v1.0.12 | 100–200 MB | Online mode fixes, save data corrections | | v1.0.13 | ~250 MB | Final stability & local communication fixes | attack on titan 2 switch nsp update dlc
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If you own the base cartridge, buy the DLC. If you are looking for the full digital package, ensure you are getting the version that includes the "Final Battle" content. Without it, you’re just training for a war you’ll never get to finish. Attack on Titan 2 on Nintendo Switch: The
If you are searching for an NSP of the base game, be aware that the "Final Battle" content requires either the separate Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle NSP or the "Final Battle Upgrade" DLC NSP. Standard DLC packs will not unlock Season 3.
: Introduces long-range firearms, Thunder Spears, and anti-personnel ODM gear. Increased Roster If you are searching for an NSP of
Legal Use (Backups): Under certain jurisdictions (like the U.S.’s DMCA exemptions for abandoned software or personal archival), you are legally allowed to dump YOUR own purchased cartridge or eShop copy into an NSP file. You can also download official updates and DLC you have purchased (via tools like NUT or Tinfoil’s “Ticket” function). If you own the game physically and use an NSP as a backup to preserve your cartridge slot, that is defensible.