Skip to content
×

For clarity, here are the real updates for the game:

| Version | Release Date | Key Features | |-----------|-----------------------|--------------| | 1.0.0 | Oct 27, 2017 | Launch version | | 1.1.0 | Oct 27, 2017 | Balloon World + Luigi’s Balloon World, Snapshots, filters, Music List | | 1.2.0 | Feb 20, 2018 | Link’s outfit (The Legend of Zelda), new Snap Filters, bug fixes | | 1.3.0 | Feb 21, 2019 | Nintendo Labo VR support (optional), minor visual adjustments |

There was no 1.3.1, no 1.4.0, and certainly no 1.3.0 “new” beyond the VR update. The game’s development ended in early 2019. So where does the “v130 new” keyword come from?

1. New Content Added

2. Game Stability Improvements

3. Connectivity Updates

This analysis assumes specific contents for v1.30 based on common patch patterns; without official patch notes, some claims are speculative. Empirical validation would require player telemetry or patch documentation.

Imagine Nintendo actually revisited Super Mario Odyssey in 2026 for an anniversary rerelease or a Switch 2 patch. A true v1.3.0 new (or v1.4.0) could include:

But none of this is confirmed or even rumored by any reliable source. The keyword “0100000000010000 v130 new” remains a modding tag, not a retail product.

Title: Something’s hiding in v1.3.0… 🕵️‍♂️🎩

Body:
Dataminers have spotted a strange new string in the latest Super Mario Odyssey update (v130) –
0100000000010000

No official patch notes mention it. No new Kingdom. No costumes. Just… this. 👀

Is it:

Modders are already digging. Some say it’s tied to the Luigi’s Balloon World codebase. Others think it’s a placeholder for a never-released DLC index.

Whatever it is – v1.3.0 just got interesting again.

🧩 Have you seen this ID in your save data or logs?
👇 Drop your theories below.

#SuperMarioOdyssey #MarioOdyssey #NintendoSwitch #Datamining #MysteryCode #v130

Nintendo has a clear policy: they rarely add major content to single-player 3D Mario games after launch. Odyssey was complete at version 1.3.0. Future “new” content will likely only come from:

Until then, treat any “0100000000010000 v130 new” as a modding tag, not an official Nintendo patch. It represents the vibrant creativity of the Odyssey modding community — not a secret update from Kyoto.