| Feature | Older Versions | Version 1.4.0+ | |---------|----------------|----------------| | ScareScraper online | Frequent disconnects | Stable 8-player | | Costume unlocks | Missed events | All costumes available | | Floor 8 framerate | Drops to 25 FPS | Locked 30 FPS | | Save corruption risk | Moderate | Very low | | DLC compatibility | Partial | Full |
Yes. The update adds no paywalled content on its own. The new ghosts and costumes only appear if you install the separate DLC NSPs. Luigi-Mansion-3-NSP-Update-1---40-1--41-.4.0-Mu...
Professor E. Gadd’s face flickered onto the Virtual Boo screen. "Luigi, my boy! Don't be alarmed! I’ve just finished recalibrating the Poltergust’s firmware. I call it the 'Multiplayer Expansion.' It seems my data transmission caused a slight... spatial anomaly." | Feature | Older Versions | Version 1
: Three new floor themes and six themed ghosts appear in ScareScraper when wearing the corresponding DLC costumes. Critical Bug Fixes Professor E
No. If you are looking for new content, costumes, or levels, this update does not provide them. The core gameplay—sucking up ghosts, solving environmental puzzles, and exploring the beautifully designed hotel—remains unchanged. The physics remain buttery smooth, and the visuals (which are some of the best on the Switch) are untouched.
An is a file format used to distribute Nintendo Switch games, updates, and DLC digitally. When you download a game from the eShop, you are getting an NSP (encrypted). In the scene (homebrew/modding community), NSPs are often shared alongside NSZ (compressed NSP) or XCI (cartridge dump). For updates, NSP is the standard.
