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If you are updating for the gameplay, here is what the 1.33 data miners found:
Posted by: Super Saiyan SwitchGamer | Date: October 26, 2023
If you are a die-hard Dragon Ball fan and a Nintendo Switch owner, you have likely been riding the rollercoaster that is Dragon Ball FighterZ. Arc System Works’ masterpiece has finally found its sweet spot on the hybrid console, but keeping up with the patches, the NSP files, and the dreaded “Update 1.33” has become a full-time job.
In the underground Switch modding scene, one number is circulating louder than a Kamehameha: Update 1.33. dragon ball fighterz switch nsp dlc update 133 updated
Whether you are a digital hoarder trying to keep your backup library intact or a player trying to figure out why your Gogeta SS4 is glitching, this post is for you. We are breaking down the infamous 1.33 update, the state of the NSP (Nintendo Submission Package) scene, the complete DLC roadmap, and how to get your game running smoothly.
Disclaimer: This blog post is for educational and informational purposes regarding digital backups you legally own. We do not condone piracy.
For the average player? Absolutely.
The jump from Ver. 1.23 to 1.33 is massive. Here is what you gain:
Conversely, what is the risk? If you are using an older SD card (Class 10, but slow random reads), the rollback netcode might occasionally hitch because the Switch is loading assets mid-fight. Upgrade to a U3 / A2 rated microSD card for best results.
The keyword phrase includes both “133” and “updated” — this suggests scene groups have re-packaged the update to fix previous issues, such as missing DLC signatures or compatibility problems with firmware 17.0.0+. Always look for “updated” releases, as they are often the most stable. If you are updating for the gameplay, here is what the 1
To ensure the game runs correctly with all DLC and update data, please follow standard installation procedures for NSP formats:
This is the "133" portion. The update NSP is usually between 3.0 GB and 4.5 GB because it overwrites many game assets. Do not confuse a small 100 MB patch with the full 1.33 update. A genuine full update includes all previous patch data.