Super Mario Odyssey -0100000000010000- -v1.3.0-... ~upd~ -

The string 0100000000010000 is the official Title ID for the global version of Super Mario Odyssey

on the Nintendo Switch. Version 1.3.0, released on April 25, 2019, is a significant software update that introduced virtual reality support and technical performance improvements. Key Features of Version 1.3.0 Version 1.3.0 - SMO.wiki, the Super Mario Odyssey wiki

It looks like you're asking for a technical or compatibility report on Super Mario Odyssey, specifically for version 1.3.0 using the title ID 0100000000010000 (which is correct for the base game on Nintendo Switch).

Since you didn't specify an emulator (like Yuzu, Ryujinx, or Skyline) or actual hardware (Switch console), I will provide a comprehensive, universal report covering: SUPER MARIO ODYSSEY -0100000000010000- -v1.3.0-...

Game version details
Changes in v1.3.0
Emulator compatibility status
Known issues & workarounds
Performance expectations

2. Technical Details

6. Verdict – Should you use v1.3.0?

| Use case | Recommendation | |-----------------------------------|-------------------------------------| | Real Nintendo Switch | ✅ Yes – best stability + VR support | | Yuzu / Ryujinx | ✅ Yes – no downside vs older patches | | Android emulation | ⚠️ Maybe – use v1.0.0 for better performance on weak devices | | Speedrunning (official rules) | ❌ No – most runs use v1.0.0 or v1.2.0 due to glitch patches |

v1.3.0 is the definitive version for casual play and VR. No game-breaking bugs.

Visuals

Resolution: The game targets 1080p in docked mode and 720p in handheld mode.
Dynamic Resolution: The game utilizes dynamic resolution scaling to maintain a stable frame rate in graphically intense areas (like the Metro Kingdom crowds).
Art Style: A mix of realistic textures (sand, metal, rock) and stylized characters. v1.3.0 added Snapshot Mode filters that allow players to manipulate the visual aesthetic (sepia, neon, pixel art, etc.).

Kingdom Structure

The game features large, open-ended worlds known as "Kingdoms." Unlike linear level design, these act as sandboxes where players explore to collect Power Moons. The string 0100000000010000 is the official Title ID

Notable Kingdoms:

Cap Kingdom: Tutorial area; monochrome aesthetic.
Cascade Kingdom: Prehistoric setting with waterfalls and dinosaurs.
Metro Kingdom: A massive city (New Donk City) featuring realistic humans and platforming challenges on skyscrapers.
Luncheon Kingdom: Food-themed world with lava-cheese mechanics.

Development

The development of Super Mario Odyssey started with a team led by Koji Kondo and Yoshiaki Koizumi. The game was created with the goal of bringing back the sense of exploration and discovery that characterized previous Mario games, while also innovating with new gameplay mechanics.

4. File Context

The naming convention used in your string (Title Name - Title ID - Version) is typical for Nintendo Switch ROM/NSP files used with custom firmware (CFW) or emulation software. Game version details Changes in v1

File Type: Likely an .nsp (Nintendo Submission Package) dump.
Integrity: The string suggests a proper dump of the base game specifically updated to version 1.3.0. However, most modern managers prefer "base" files separate from "update" files, or the latest version (v1.4.0) combined.

SUPER MARIO ODYSSEY – Technical Report

Title ID: 0100000000010000
Version: v1.3.0
Platform: Nintendo Switch (also emulated on PC/Android)
Release date of patch: December 2018 (final major update)

Movement Systems

v1.3.0 retains the highly technical movement physics that made the game popular in the speedrunning community.

Rolling: Crouching and running allows Mario to roll, which can be chained with dives for massive momentum.
Wall Jumping / Wall Kicking: Standard 3D Mario mechanics refined for vertical traversal.
Long Jump / Dive: Essential for crossing large gaps. The "Cappy Dive" (throwing Cappy, diving, and bouncing off him) allows for extended aerial distance.