Dragon Ball FighterZ remains the gold standard for anime fighting games, and its presence on the Nintendo Switch continues to thrive years after its initial launch. With the release of Update 1.33, the game has reached a new peak of competitive balance and technical refinement. For Switch players using NSP formats to manage their digital libraries and DLC content, staying current with this specific version is essential for accessing the latest roster changes and gameplay mechanics.
DLC Compatibility: If you have individual DLC NSPs (characters, music packs, or commentators), they will remain active, but the 1.33 update is required for them to "recognize" the latest gameplay logic. ⚠️ A Note on Rollback Netcode Dragon Ball FighterZ SWITCH NSP DLC Update 1.33
First, let’s clear up the version numbering. Bandai Namco has a habit of patching the game differently across platforms. On PlayStation and Xbox, the final major patch was often referred to as version 1.31 or 1.32. However, on the Nintendo Switch, the latest cumulative patch that brings the game in line with the "Legendary Edition" content is Version 1.33. Dragon Ball FighterZ remains the gold standard for
What's new in Update 1.33?
Without Update 1.33 (and the corresponding unlocker/patched NSP), your Switch will treat these characters as missing data. When you select them, you will likely see a generic "Purchasable" icon or the game will crash. New Characters: Update 1