Most users seeking the “full” experience will look for a base game (either NSP or XCI) plus the Update 1.0.1 patch.
The 1.01 update for Spyro Reignited Trilogy (NSP/XCI) focuses on stability fixes, performance improvements, and minor gameplay tweaks across the three remastered titles. This post explains what changed, how it affects players using NSP/XCI builds, installation notes, and whether the update is safe for modded or hacked Switch setups.
The most noticeable change in version 1.0.1 is the stabilization of frame rates. The Switch version targets 30 FPS (down from 60 FPS on PS4/Xbox One). The base release experienced occasional dips in busy areas—specifically the Artisans world in Spyro 1 and the skatepark in Spyro 3. Update 1.0.1 smooths out these dips, providing a consistent 30 FPS experience in both docked and handheld modes. spyro reignited trilogy nsp xci update 101 full
This is the recommended method for compatibility.
+ on the icon. Under "Version," it should show 1.0.1.NSP stands for Nintendo Submission Package. This is the official format used by the Nintendo eShop for digital downloads. An NSP file contains the game data, metadata, and title keys. In the context of Spyro Reignited Trilogy, the NSP is often smaller than its cartridge counterpart because it lacks redundant padding. However, it requires installation to the internal storage or an SD card via a title manager like Tinfoil or Awoo Installer. Most users seeking the “full” experience will look
When you see a label like "Full", it usually implies one of two things in the scene:
If you have the Base game and the Update file separately, here is the general installation process for NSP: The most noticeable change in version 1
Note: If you have a "Full" updated XCI, you can often simply place it in your games folder and load it directly if your loader supports it.