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How to Update Fortnite on the Switch

By Matthew Lynch
July 31, 2023
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Fortnite has become one of the most popular games in recent years thanks to its exciting gameplay and constant updates. If you’re a Switch player of Fortnite, you may occasionally need to update the game to access new features, bug fixes, and more. Here’s what you need to know to update Fortnite on the Switch.

Step 1: Connect to the Internet

Before you can update Fortnite on your Switch, you need to make sure that your console is connected to the internet. You can do this by selecting “Settings” from the home screen and selecting “Internet”. From there, choose your Wi-Fi network and enter your password if necessary.

Step 2: Check for Updates

Once your Switch is connected to the internet, it’s time to check for updates. To do this, select “System Settings” from the home screen and turn on the “Automatic Software Updates” toggle. This will ensure that your Switch automatically checks for updates and downloads them in the background.

Alternatively, you can manually check for updates by selecting “System Update” from the home menu and selecting “Check for Update”. If there is an update available for Fortnite, it will appear in the list of available updates.

Step 3: Update Fortnite

If there is an update available for Fortnite, select it from the list and click “Download”. This will start the update process, which may take several minutes depending on the size of the update.

Once the update is downloaded, you’ll need to install it. To do this, select “Fortnite” from the home screen and select “Options”. From there, select “Software Update” and choose “Via the Internet”. The update will then be installed on your Switch.

Step 4: Play Fortnite!

With the update installed, you’re ready to jump back into Fortnite and start playing. Enjoy the new content, bug fixes, and improvements that the update brings, and keep an eye out for more updates in the future!

In conclusion, updating Fortnite on the Switch is a simple process that requires you to connect to the internet, check for updates, and download and install the updates as necessary. By keeping your game up-to-date, you can enjoy all of the latest features and improvements that Epic Games has to offer!

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