Minecraft Nintendo Switch, the popular Nintendo crawler, has received a massive free update as well as the fantastic Flames of the Nether DLC. The game has also received various updates, including improved performance on Xbox Series X|S consoles. Would you like to learn more about all of this newness? Continue reading!
Flames of the Nether, as you may have guessed, takes place in the Nether dimension and features a total of six locales to explore! These six new tasks will allow you to take a fresh look at the massive Minecraft universe. Within The Nether, you’ll find new artefacts, gear, and dangerous creatures. Two new player skins, additional endgame content, enchantments, balance adjustments, a Baby Ghast pet, and more are all included in this enormous DLC.
Free Updates
1. Ancient Hunts
The Nether weaves in and out of these dynamically generated end-game quests. However, this comes at a cost… you’ll have to give up some of your possessions in order to participate in an Ancient Hunt. Choose your items carefully; each combination determines which ancient gangs you will face. Defeat these mobs and you’ll be rewarded with brand-new Gilded gear that’s more powerful than anything you’ve seen before!
2. Gilded Armour
Gilded gear drops, which feature ultra-rare items with an extra Enchantment slot built-in, are also included in this free update. What exactly does this imply? As a result, these items are among the most powerful in the game! To obtain these end-game level items, prepare to confront the Ancient Hunts and venture to the hazardous Nether.
3. Piglin Merchant and Gold Currency
Have you received your first gold from Ancient Hunts? You may now get to know the Piglin Merchant who will set his shop in the enigmatic cave. Trade your gold for goods, including maybe rare Gilded equipment.
4. Return to the checkpoint
There’s also a brand-new feature that lets you go to the menu and go back to Checkpoints in the game if you get stuck!
5. Enhanced Xbox Series X|S
Minecraft Nintendo has been improved for Xbox Series X|S as part of this free update. The Xbox Series X supports 4K resolution and 120 frames per second, while the Xbox Series S supports 1440p resolution and 60 frames per second. These resolutions and frame rates vary, and while playing four-player local co-op, they will be lower.
Check out the Flames of the Nether DLC and the free Minecraft Nintendoupdate!
