NBA 2K26 Last-Gen Update 1.04 Released PS4, Xbox One, and Switch 2 versions of NBA 2K26 finally receive a minor patch

After several patches for the current-gen (PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC) versions of NBA 2K26, last-gen players are finally getting an update of their own.

Update 1.04 is now live for PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch 2, though players shouldn’t expect major changes.

🛠️ What’s in Update 1.04 for Last-Gen?

Visual Concepts has not released official patch notes for the last-gen update—a trend that also occurred with NBA 2K25. Based on history, this patch likely brings:

Bug fixes carried over from current-gen.
Stability improvements in modes like The City, MyCAREER, and MyTEAM.
No confirmed gameplay adjustments or feature upgrades.

This limited support highlights the studio’s focus on current-gen, leaving last-gen players with fewer updates overall.

📋 Current-Gen Fixes Already Released

While last-gen notes are absent, here’s a look at fixes that have already gone live on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC—many of which may now apply to last-gen:

🏙️ The City

Improved stability and fewer disconnects in Pro-Am, Park, Theater, REC, and Proving Grounds.
Fixed treadmill workout bug in Gatorade Training Facility.
Cap Breakers and Badge Perks now retained correctly when leaving a Crew.
Better challenge tracking across saves.
Long camera cuts in Pro-Am removed for smoother gameplay.

🏀 MyCAREER

GOAT Skills Accolade quests now reward VC properly.
Fixed issues with quests tied to MyCOURT.
Rebirth unlock progression corrected.
Resolved rare hangs entering the NBA arena.

🎴 MyTEAM

Auction House menus now run faster.
Safeguards added to stop players from getting stuck in the tutorial.
Coaches no longer disappear from lineups after edits.

📊 MyGM

Offseason tasks can now be completed properly.

✅ Final Thoughts

While NBA 2K26 update 1.04 doesn’t deliver new features for last-gen platforms, it does bring stability tweaks and bug fixes that should improve the overall experience. Just don’t expect the same level of attention or content updates found on current-gen systems.