Technically, both formats contain the same game data, but their "packaging" differs: Source: Digital dump from the eShop.
: New multiplayer features allowing two players to play together (one as Mario, one as Cappy) via GameShare. Performance Stability
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Updating the game is more than just bug fixes; it unlocks critical content and performance boosts: Enhanced Visuals:
Super Mario Odyssey on the Nintendo Switch, choosing between NSP and XCI formats for updates involves weighing file size against convenience. While both formats perform identically in-game, XCI is often considered "better" for managing updates because it can be patched to include the base game and all updates/DLC in a single file. Comparison of Update Formats NSP (eShop Dump) XCI (Cartridge Dump) Smaller ; contains only essential data.
; includes "padding" to match physical cartridge capacity. Convenience Requires separate files for base game and updates.
“Mario was never about perfection. He was about the jump. Now put the console down and go outside.”