Dispatch tackles Nintendo’s Switch censorship requirements with a brilliantly named HR Violations update and an oozing jam donut where the dong should be
Dispatch developer AdHoc has released the “HR Violations Pack” patch for its superhero workplace comedy game on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, addressing significant content censorship that accompanied the game’s platform debut.
When Dispatch initially launched on Nintendo’s hybrid consoles, it underwent extensive content restrictions not present in other versions. Character nudity was obscured by black boxes, and audio depicting sexual content was muted—changes that disappointed players familiar with the uncensored release.
Fans expressed frustration with the modifications, prompting AdHoc to publicly acknowledge the backlash. The studio stated it was actively working with Nintendo to develop a solution.
The newly released “HR Violations Pack” patch resolves the censorship dispute by restoring previously restricted content on Switch and Switch 2 versions of the game, allowing players on Nintendo’s platforms to experience Dispatch more consistently with other versions.