Limited Run Games has requested that Nintendo temporarily remove the Gex Trilogy from the Switch 2 eShop due to compatibility issues. The Gex Trilogy, which features the classic platforming adventures of Gex and its sequels, launched successfully across multiple platforms but faced unexpected problems on the Switch 2. While a recent Nintendo firmware update solved many issues for other titles, it did not resolve the problems for Gex Trilogy. Limited Run Games announced on social media that they have submitted a patch to fix the issue, which is currently awaiting approval. They hope to issue it soon and appreciate the community's patience while they work with Nintendo. Despite this setback, the Gex Trilogy has had a successful launch, with plans for additional content, including PAL versions of its sequels.
What are the current compatibility issues with the Gex Trilogy on Switch 2?The Gex Trilogy is experiencing compatibility issues on the Switch 2 that have not been resolved by a recent Nintendo firmware update. Limited Run Games is currently working on a patch to fix these issues, which is pending approval.
The Gex Trilogy, originally released in the late 90s, includes the beloved Gex platformer series, known for its humor and engaging gameplay. The title gained a cult following and was revivified through this recent compilation, providing both nostalgia for returning players and an opportunity for newcomers to experience Gex's unique charm. The game's return reflects a broader trend of revamping classic titles for modern platforms. Alongside this release, Limited Run Games has made significant strides in bringing other retro experiences back to life, tapping into the rich history of video gaming culture.
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Ah, the classic 'Nintendo firmware update fixes everything... except the one game you wanted' situation. At least Limited Run is on it—Gex deserves a smooth comeback after all these years
Gex running into Switch 2 issues feels oddly fitting for a franchise that thrived on chaotic energy. Here’s hoping the patch drops faster than Gex’s one-liners
Classic Gex making waves again—guess even geckos need a little extra polish on new hardware Here's hoping the patch drops soon so we can all get back to tail-whipping in style.
Love seeing retro gems get modern love, but it’s wild how even a firmware update can’t tame Gex’s rebellious spirit. Fingers crossed for a speedy fix
Ah, the classic 'Nintendo patch waiting game' strikes again—hope Gex gets his groove back soon At least the trilogy’s cult charm is strong enough to keep fans patient while the fixes roll in.
Gex’s return hitting a snag feels oddly fitting for a series known for its quirky humor. Here’s hoping the patch drops before we all start making ‘tail time’ jokes
Ah, the classic 'Nintendo firmware roulette' strikes again—glad to see Gex getting some love, even if it’s taking a detour through Patch City first. Here’s hoping the fix drops soon so we can all get back to gecko-platforming without a hitch
Ah, classic Gex—even a modern re-release can't escape the quirks of retro gaming. Hopefully, that patch drops soon so we can all get back to gecko platforming without the hiccups.
Switch 2’s firmware update fixing other games but not Gex feels oddly on-brand for this series. Can’t wait to see what wild glitches speedrunners will exploit once it’s patched
Ah, the classic 'modern hardware vs. retro port' struggle—always fun when a sassy gecko causes more chaos than intended. At least Limited Run’s on it, proving even legacy titles need a little extra love sometimes.