Super Smash Bros. Ultimate patch 9.0.1 edits Minecraft Steve’s moveset, victory screen

The meat is gone.

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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate fans were probably expecting too much heading into the release of Patch 9.0.1, as it doesn’t address any specific fighters outside of Minecraft Steve.

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One big change was made, however, as Nintendo completely removed the meme-heavy win screen that showed Steve holding a piece of meat in a very odd position. 

Outside of removing a meme, Nintendo did make some changes to Steve/Alex’s overall moveset by tweaking things so that other fighters wouldn’t interact strangely with some of the placed blocks on a stage. Specifically, this patch makes it so opposing fighters can’t glitch through parts of a stage when someone playing Steve places a block at certain locations. 

Another bug fix was removing a glitch where some fighters would not be controllable by their players after being hit by a minecart in certain interactions. This would leave a player unable to move at all until they were beaten. The minecart was actually a big area of focus for this 9.0.1 update. 

Here are all of the patch notes from the official Nintendo support website

  • Fixed the issue where sometimes an opposing fighter would go through the landscape when Steve/Alex created a block at a certain location and the opposing fighter destroyed the block.
  • Fixed the issue where sometimes an opposing fighter would go through the landscape when Steve/Alex created a block at a certain location and the anvil created with a down air attack struck the opposing fighter.
  • Fixed the issue where the opposing fighter would become uncontrollable when Steve/Alex hit them with a minecart in certain situations.
  • Fixed the issue where if Steve/Alex’s minecart bounced off the wall, it would not hit the opposing fighter.
  • Fixed the issue where opposing fighters carried in Steve/Alex’s minecart would sometimes be warped to the original location where they were picked up.
  • Fixed the issue where certain fighters could go through Steve/Alex’s block once KO’d.
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