Exclusive game Weird Switch 2 is getting a new update for February 2026

Nintendo released a new update for Drag x Driveone of the most unique exclusive games for Switch 2. The game has received several updates since its release for Switch 2 in August 2025 and this latest patch should improve the gaming experience for players.

While not the most popular Switch 2 exclusive, Drag x Drive caught the attention of some players due to its interesting premise: players compete in wheelchair basketball using Joy-Con 2 mouse controls to move around the court. This control scheme was somewhat polarizing, but it worked Drag x Drive an enticing option for Switch 2 owners who wanted to try the game with mouse controls. Unfortunately, the title lacked features that many players had hoped would be there at launch. However, Nintendo has been listening to fan feedback Drag x Drivewhich introduces local wireless play and Survival Tag mode in subsequent updates.

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Drag x Drive's February 2026 update brings minor improvements

Latest patch for Drag x Drive was released on February 3 and moved the title to version 1.2.1. Unlike previous updates, this new patch contains only minor changes. Specifically, the developer fixed “an issue where the effect of defensive pressure on opponents' shots was less than intended.” While this is a seemingly small change, it should help create a fairer environment for the game's players. Additionally, the patch notes reveal that various issues have been fixed to improve gameplay. It's unclear what impact this might have on the game. The update should run automatically on startup Drag x Drive to switch 2.

This update might not bring many players back to the title, but it's nice to see Nintendo continuing to support the game. Unfortunately, according to player reports, players count for Drag x Drive he seems to be struggling. Still, Nintendo has a demo for it Drag x Drive available on the Nintendo Switch 2 eShop, giving those interested a chance to try before they buy. It should be noted that the game only costs $19.99, which is much less than some of the other games exclusive to the Switch 2. However, the potentially low player count could make the multiplayer-focused game less appealing to some. On the other hand, the inclusion of local wireless gaming could be a plus for those who already have friends to play with.

This update for Drag x Drive comes as Nintendo recently revealed new details about how the Switch 2 and its games are doing in terms of sales since launch. In particular, the company revealed its four best-selling Switch 2 games, making the list Mario Kart World, Donkey Kong Banana, Pokemon Legends: ZAand Kirby Air Riders. While more niche Drag x Drive unsurprisingly didn't make the list, three of those games were exclusive to the Switch 2. In addition, Nintendo shared updated Switch gameplay and hardware sales, revealing that the 2017 console has officially surpassed the Nintendo DS.

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It will be interesting to see what Nintendo has in store for the rest of 2026. It's worth noting that the developer has a Nintendo Direct partner show scheduled for February 5th. While no news about first-party Nintendo games is likely to be revealed, there could be some exciting surprises in store for fans. Perhaps more unique games will be revealed that use the Switch 2 mouse controls similar to Drag x Drive.

Drag x Drive Ver. Update 1.2.1 (Released February 3, 2026) — Patch notes

Fixed issues

Fixed an issue where the effect of defensive pressure on enemy shots was less than intended.
Fixed various issues to create a smoother gaming experience.