Atheerios Member Oct 27, 2017 7,479 Nintendo Switch Games with Free Nintendo Switch 2 Updates - Nintendo US Free updates to improve playability on the Nintendo Switch 2 system will be released for selected Nintendo Switch games. www.nintendo.com Free updates to improve playability on the Nintendo Switch™ 2 system will be released for select Nintendo Switch games. By connecting your Nintendo Switch 2 to the internet, you can download free updates that may improve performance or add support for features such as GameShare in select games. The contents of these free updates will differ depending on the game.​ Click to expand... Click to shrink... Initial games to receive updates: • ARMS™ • Captain Toad™: Treasure Tracker • Super Mario Odyssey™ • Super Mario™ 3D World + Bowser's Fury • Clubhouse Games™: 51 Worldwide Classics • The Legend of Zelda™: Link's Awakening • The Legend of Zelda™: Echoes of Wisdom • Game Builder Garage™ • New Super Mario Bros.™ U Deluxe • Pokémon™ Scarlet • Pokémon™ Violet • Big Brain Academy™: Brain vs. Brain  Stoof Uncle Works at Nintendo Member Oct 25, 2017 5,487 No Xenoblade... But good to see those two Zelda games there   Lotus One Winged Slayer Member Oct 25, 2017 123,772 Atheerios said: Pokémon™ Scarlet • Pokémon™ Violet Click to expand... Click to shrink... Heh, all eyes on this one lol  Bengraven Powered by Friendship™ Member Oct 26, 2017 33,524 Florida Nice. Then I might end up finally buying Scar/Vi depending on how well they run.   DNAbro Member Oct 25, 2017 29,960 PLEASE LET SCARLET AND VIOLET RUN WELL   oni-link tag reference no one gets Member Oct 25, 2017 17,329 UK Stoof said: No Xenoblade... But good to see those two Zelda games there Click to expand... Click to shrink... They might get Switch 2 versions instead  Bio Booster Armoire Prophet of Truth Member Apr 21, 2020 1,167 That's cool. Now if only I could get a free fps/res bump for BOTW and TOTK instead of paying extra for some questionable app features I'll never use...   Waggles Member Oct 26, 2017 3,767 Cntrl + F Hyrule warriors well fuck  Audiblee Member Mar 14, 2025 1,316 If only Nintendo had a platform where they could have told us all of this DIRECTly.   mrmickfran The Fallen Oct 27, 2017 33,106 Gongaga Bowser's Fury nice That game chugged like crazy in the final boss fight  AaronMT Member Oct 27, 2017 8,350 Toronto • The Legend of Zelda™: Link's Awakening   Mass Effect One Winged Slayer Member Oct 31, 2017 19,145 That's a nice list of games honestly for a first run. Lotus said: Heh, all eyes on this one lol Click to expand... Click to shrink... Maybe it won't look like a PS2 game anymore.  SludgeFarmer Member Feb 17, 2025 133 and is there a base upgrade that makes stuff run better regardless of updates to specific titles? why isn't this stuff in the hour long sales pitch you just showed us  Lotus One Winged Slayer Member Oct 25, 2017 123,772 Waggles said: Cntrl + F Hyrule warriors well fuck Click to expand... Click to shrink... Would be surprised if it's not included later, it's gotta be one of the more infamous ones, and it's getting a sequel  Kongroo Banned Oct 31, 2017 3,465 Ottawa, Ontario, CA Paid 60fps patches is such a Nintendo move. I'm tired.   Milk Prophet of Truth Avenger Oct 25, 2017 4,288 Make TTYD 60fps PLEASE   Aleh Member Oct 27, 2017 19,974 NICE SCARLET AND VIOLET   Captain of Outer Space Come Sale Away With Me Member Oct 28, 2017 14,345 That description says they won't all be for "improved playability" but to support chat features on the Switch 2.   luminosity "This guy are sick" Member Oct 30, 2017 1,639 SludgeFarmer said: and is there a base upgrade that makes stuff run better regardless of updates to specific titles? why isn't this stuff in the hour long sales pitch you just showed us Click to expand... Click to shrink... yeah, like just brute force it.  Ayumu Member May 10, 2024 944 Free updates in Nintendo first party games? I was not expecting that lol   u_neek Member Oct 28, 2017 1,732 Atheerios said: • Pokémon™ Scarlet • Pokémon™ Violet Click to expand... Click to shrink... I might finally play these.   Blindy Member Nov 16, 2017 4,134 Scarlet & Violet getting performance upgrades but not Arceus is wild to me.   Finaj Member Oct 25, 2017 5,728 Please make Pokémon Scarlet and Violet actually playable. Please!   Seik Member Jan 5, 2023 3,734 Québec City Echoes of Wisdom needs that very very badly. Frame pacing in that game is literally headache inducing.  Teenage Fansub Member May 24, 2019 24,195 All the paid upgrades seemed to have additional exclusive content, so hopefully there'll be a lot of these when it's a simple switch to a native version without any bonuses.   Bishop89 What Are Ya' Selling? Member Oct 25, 2017 42,625 Melbourne, Australia Atheerios said: Pokémon™ Scarlet • Pokémon™ Violet Click to expand... Click to shrink... Nice   Cronogear ▲ Legend ▲ Member Oct 27, 2017 4,910 Scarlet and Violet will be VERY interesting to see. Can't wait for the DF video.   Dsezer Member Sep 22, 2020 500 Bayonetta 3 pls :(   NotLiquid One Winged Slayer Member Oct 25, 2017 37,802 Give me Bayonetta 3 and Astral Chain updates, and my life will be yours   Mario_Bones Member Oct 31, 2017 3,755 Australia Yeah the Scarlet and Violet upgrade had BETTER be free lmao Hopefully the Xenoblades and Age of Calamity get an upgrade as well  Hero One Winged Slayer Member Oct 25, 2017 8,816 Kongroo said: Paid 60fps patches is such a Nintendo move. I'm tired. Click to expand... Click to shrink... This thread is about free updates?  Watershed Member Oct 26, 2017 10,516 Free updates are nice. Hopefully technical improvements all around.   bunnibuki Member Feb 18, 2024 922 Fuck it, give me 120fps Skyward Sword lol Very glad to see Link's Awakening in here. Edit: Astral Chain and Bayonetta 3 better get some patches in the future, pleaseeee  Berordn One Winged Slayer Member Oct 26, 2017 10,674 NoVA Blindy said: Scarlet & Violet getting performance upgrades but not Arceus is wild to me. Click to expand... Click to shrink... arceus is probably being superceded in their eyes by ZA, but it'll be a while before the next pokemon gen   No Depth Member Oct 27, 2017 20,641 Waggles said: Cntrl + F Hyrule warriors well fuck Click to expand... Click to shrink... Entered thread for this exact thing too. Well fuck  Lucaflowe Member Sep 26, 2018 46 No Age of Calamity booooo. Pokemon Scarlet and Violet is definitely gonna have all eyes on it   Xtortion One Winged Slayer Member Oct 25, 2017 7,489 United States Games that are already 60fps should straight up just get uncapped framerates. Let the enhanced grunt of Switch 2 and VRR take the wheel.   jw2727 Member Aug 7, 2024 50 That's better. Hopefully more join that list, TTYD especially. EDIT and honestly, I would much prefer if Kirby and the Forgotten Land just got bumped to 60 without the extra shit.  Teenage Fansub Member May 24, 2019 24,195 SludgeFarmer said: and is there a base upgrade that makes stuff run better regardless of updates to specific titles? why isn't this stuff in the hour long sales pitch you just showed us Click to expand... Click to shrink... A hardware brute force upgrade seems to apply without patches. Enhanced BC confirmed for Switch 2 As per the most recent, "Ask the Developers" www.resetera.com   Soul Lab Member Nov 17, 2017 2,986 Xenoblade X? Bayonetta ? D:   DarkChronic Member Oct 27, 2017 5,652 Love to see it - not a bad start! So pumped to see Pokemon S/V! I can't wait to play these in earnest, lol! Glad to see Echoes of Wisdom, as well. Now we just need to see Xenoblade!  Bufbaf Don't F5! Member Oct 25, 2017 15,796 Hamburg, Germany gotta love how botw/totk aren't in there, so you're forced to buy the update instead of getting free 60fps.   RockmanBN Visited by Knack - One Winged Slayer Member Oct 25, 2017 31,854 Cornfields Where are my Xenoblades?   A.J. Member Oct 25, 2017 21,510 Still nothing for Xenoblade X. I guess that 60fps mode hidden in the code was unrelated   Rowsdower Shinra Employee of The Wise Ones Avenger Oct 27, 2017 19,962 Canada Pokemon Scarlet/Violet at maybe 60fps and no longer a blurry mess? Praise the lord.   Greywaren Member Jul 16, 2019 12,989 Spain Good stuff. Kinda softens the blow of other upgrades being paid.   Kouriozan Member Oct 25, 2017 24,670 That means 3rd parties can do it as well so that's good.   lucancel Member Oct 30, 2017 1,766 Italy Can i have switch 1 games docked mode on switch 2 portable? Did Nintendo Say anything?   Brodo Baggins Member Oct 27, 2017 5,581 No Xenoblade X 🥺   Waggles Member Oct 26, 2017 3,767 Lotus said: Would be surprised if it's not included later, it's gotta be one of the more infamous ones, and it's getting a sequel Click to expand... Click to shrink... Yeah, I'll assume a performance patch will come. does anyone know - did nintendo explicitly claim that "all" switch games will work on switch 2 regardless of patches or updates? i assume it'll be like microsoft's handling of BC titles - that even if they're not patched, they should still launch, even if bugs or weird behavior may be present. I'm hoping that games in general should see a performance boost regardless. Probably too much to hope for from Nintendo, honestly. On a similar note, I'm a little worried how the transfer between switch and switch 2 will be. will it reset my switch and lock me out of digital purchases and saves if I migrate to switch 2?  المصدر: https://www.resetera.com/threads/nintendo-confirms-some-switch-1-games-will-be-getting-free-updates-to-improve-playability-on-switch-2-separate-from-switch-2-editions.1152525/ #Nintendo #confirms #some #Switch #games #will #getting #free #updates #improve #playability #Switch #separate #from #Switch #editions

Olfactory Design: Spaces That Awaken MemoriesSave this picture!Mi Pan Bakery / Concéntrico. Image © Apertura ArquitectónicaWith each of the more than 23,000 breaths we take per day, air travels through the respiratory system into the lungs, where vital gas exchange occurs: oxygen is absorbed, and carbon dioxide is expelled. This involuntary and essential act also triggers another, less visible but deeply impactful process—our perception of smell. As air passes through the nasal cavity, odor molecules come into contact with olfactory receptors located in the olfactory epithelium. These receptors send signals directly to the olfactory bulb, which is part of the limbic system—the area of the brain linked to memory and emotion. Far from being a secondary sense, smell acts as a direct bridge between the environment and our deepest emotional responses. Scents carry a unique power to evoke vivid memories, elicit comfort or immediate aversion, and influence our emotional state almost instantaneously. Save this picture!This ability of scents to shape spaces, atmospheres, and memories is the foundation of what is known as olfactory design. The primary goal is to provoke emotional responses in physical environments—a sensory strategy gaining traction in architecture, retail, hospitality, and even institutional settings. It goes beyond simply adding fragrance to a space; it involves the intentional selection of scents that align with a place's identity, elicit desired sensations in users, and often reinforce a brand's message or a project's purpose.This aligns with the concept of atmosphere as defined by German philosopher Gernot Böhme, who describes it as a spatial quality perceived sensorially—a diffuse presence that surrounds and affects those within a space. In this context, smell plays a crucial role: unlike vision, which requires focus and direction, olfaction acts diffusely and immersively. It fills the environment in an almost invisible but deeply tangible way, capable of altering mood, triggering memories, and preparing the body for alertness, relaxation, or stimulation. As highlighted in the article Touch It, Smell It, Feel It: Architecture for the Senses, contemporary architecture is increasingly recognizing that space should be experienced with the entire body—not just the eyes.Save this picture!Smell as an Architectural ToolOlfactory design is closely related to sensory design, a field that incorporates all five senses—sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell—into spatial creation. Within this universe, multisensory marketing explores how coordinated sensory stimuli shape consumer perception, create emotional bonds, and influence decision-making. This sensory dimension is also addressed by architect and theorist Juhani Pallasmaa, who in The Eyes of the Skin, critiques the dominance of vision in contemporary architecture and advocates for a design approach that engages all senses. According to him, smell is a fundamental part of spatial experience, capable of evoking memories and emotions with unparalleled intensity. "Architecture evokes memories through smell more than through shape or color," he states.Save this picture!Save this picture!Classic examples illustrate this power: the scent of popcorn in cinemas evokes pleasure and encourages consumption; the smell of fresh bread in supermarkets conveys warmth and increases dwell time; or the universally recognized "new car smell." Scientific studies have also shown that aromas significantly influence human behavior by activating brain areas related to memory, emotion, and decision-making. Pleasant fragrances can extend time spent in commercial spaces, increase purchase intent, and even alter subjective perceptions of temperature, spaciousness, or cleanliness. In healthcare settings, the use of essential oils such as lavender and bergamot has been linked to reduced anxiety and stress relief in preoperative patients, as shown in randomized clinical trials. In offices, subtle fragrances have been correlated with increased concentration, productivity, and general well-being. These findings reinforce the potential of olfactory design as a strategic sensory tool for creating more welcoming, functional, and emotionally resonant environments.In an increasingly overstimulated retail environment, the sense of smell is emerging as a powerful and underutilized channel. Scent branding—the development of exclusive scents to reinforce a brand's identity—aims not only to differentiate but also to create lasting emotional connections with users. Some brands develop custom fragrances that become integral to the experience. Luxury hotels spray their exclusive scents on linens and curtains, creating a memory-laden atmosphere for guests. Airlines infuse specific aromas in cabins to reduce flight stress and enhance comfort. Fashion houses go further, registering proprietary scents as part of their sensory branding toolkit, akin to logos, slogans, or jingles.Save this picture!Save this picture!Technology, Immersion, and ResponsibilityTechnology has enabled increasingly smart and personalized use of scents. Digital diffusers allow for scheduled scent release based on time, crowd density, or room temperature—enhancing both efficiency and impact. Presence sensors, automation systems, and remote control via apps are becoming common in commercial and hospitality spaces. Olfactory design is also entering digital and immersive territories. Virtual reality, sensory exhibitions, and artistic installations have started incorporating scent as a narrative layer. In multisensory experiences, scent is used to intensify immersion, trigger targeted emotions, or signal spatial and temporal transitions.Save this picture!As olfactory design evolves, so do the challenges around sustainability and health. The composition of scents—natural or synthetic—is a critical concern. Natural aromas derived from flowers, woods, and spices are often more sustainable and less aggressive, though they can be expensive and less durable. Synthetic compounds, widely used in industry, offer consistency and control but raise concerns regarding toxicity, environmental impact, and allergic reactions.Save this picture!Save this picture!For these reasons, several countries have enacted regulations limiting the use of volatile organic compounds (VOCs)—substances commonly found in synthetic fragrances—in enclosed environments. These regulations are particularly strict in high-traffic or sensitive locations such as hospitals, schools, and public buildings, where indoor air quality is crucial to occupant health. Olfactory design, in this context, must go beyond the creation of immersive experiences. It must also take into account diverse user profiles, including those with chemical sensitivities or respiratory conditions, and meet technical standards for air quality, safety, and accessibility.Evoking memories, stirring emotions, or reinforcing identity—all of this can be achieved through a single breath. To incorporate smell into the creative process is more than simply adding a fragrance; it is an opportunity to expand architecture beyond shape, color, and light—touching what is most intimate in human experience. Image gallerySee allShow less About this authorEduardo SouzaAuthor••• Cite: Eduardo Souza. "Olfactory Design: Spaces That Awaken Memories" 13 May 2025. ArchDaily. 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