Dataminers like Meshima and Kurogane Hammer confirmed that from 13.0.1 to 13.0.2. The tier list remains frozen in time.
While mainstream discussion focuses on the official Nintendo Switch console, the "NSP" designation is vital for the emulation scene. Here’s everything you need to know about patch 13.0.2, why it matters for PC gamers, and how to get your version up to date. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate -NSP--Update 13.0.2-...
Update 13.0.2 may be small in scope, but it holds symbolic weight. It marks the final piece of the Smash Ultimate puzzle—a capstone on a project that began development years before the game’s December 2018 release. The Sora amiibo compatibility patch is not a major feature update or a sweeping balance change. It is, instead, a quiet acknowledgment that Smash Ultimate’s journey is complete. All characters have been added. All amiibo have been released. The story is finished. Dataminers like Meshima and Kurogane Hammer confirmed that
The implementation of Version 13.0.2 was highly targeted, steering clear of character nerfs or stage re-designs. The official parameters include: Here’s everything you need to know about patch 13
So whether you’re reliving World of Light, grinding elite Smash, or just want to see Banjo & Kazooie finally beat up Sephiroth in perfect stability—this update is your finish line.
Version 13.0.2 requires the base game package ( v0 ) to be installed first.
Several publications noted the absence of certain expected changes. EventHubs commented that Smash fans would have loved to see a fresh balance patch, especially given the continued dominance of characters like Steve in competitive play. “As it stands right now, with the dominance of characters like Steve and how many players still dislike fighting him, the game really could use at least one final balance patch to smooth things over,” the publication observed.