Super Mario Odyssey -0100000000010000- -v1.3.0-... ((full)) Jun 2026

The hexadecimal unique program identifier (TID) assigned permanently by Nintendo to the base retail edition of Super Mario Odyssey across global markets.

The version identifier 1.3.0 is also a crucial piece of technical data for the game's vibrant modding and emulation scenes.

While the main Luigi's Balloon World update came earlier (v1.2.0), v1.3.0 continued to refine the mode.

It fixes various minor bugs and glitches found in previous iterations. How to Ensure You Are on v1.3.0 SUPER MARIO ODYSSEY -0100000000010000- -v1.3.0-...

To help you get your custom files running smoothly, tell me:

If you need help checking your version number, or want to explore adding mods, let me know! Share public link

When backup tools or file managers read your game data, they categorize it via strict directory rules. If you are managing your digital library, your directory structure typically reflects this taxonomy: 0100000000010000 It fixes various minor bugs and glitches found

If you are currently setting up this specific game version, let me know:

, v1.3.0 is the "definitive" version, meaning the most stable and popular mods—ranging from 60FPS patches Ultrawide support —are built specifically for this build. How to Use These Identifiers

Super Mario Odyssey version 1.3.0 update (Title ID: 0100000000010000 If you are managing your digital library, your

, identified by its universal Nintendo Switch Title ID 0100000000010000 , stands as one of the finest 3D platformers ever created. If you are looking to run the specific v1.3.0 update on modern PC emulation software like Ryujinx or Sudachi, optimizing your setup is key to achieving a flawless 60 FPS (or higher) experience.

Associated with v1.3.0 is the specific memory compilation tag, typically tracked as Build ID B424BE150A8E7D78 . Modding and Custom Content Application

Access "Playing in VR" from the menu to play mini-missions in the Cap, Seaside, and Luncheon Kingdoms using Toy-Con VR Goggles.

The VR support extended beyond basic compatibility. Certain camera adjustments were made to ensure comfortable viewing, and the game's already vibrant art style translated effectively to the stereoscopic format. For players who had already completed the game, this update provided a fresh reason to revisit beloved locations.

The VR mode, while requiring specialized hardware, offered a glimpse of what 3D platformers could become in virtual reality. The loading time improvements made the game more responsive and enjoyable for everyday play. And for the technical community, this version provided a solid foundation upon which to build mods, cheats, and custom content that continue to emerge years after the game's original release.