Tuesday, May 19

Rise and shine

Nintendo has released a new update for its “sound clock” Nintendo Alarmo today, bumping its firmware up to Version 4.0.0.

The first Alarmo update of 2026 (following a patch last October) includes some adjustments and a new feature. And just like other Nintendo products, there’s even a stability patch!

Here’s the rundown, according to Nintendo’s official Japanese support page:

Nintendo Alarmo – Version 4.0.0 (19th May 2026)

Version 4.0.0 (Released May 19, 2026)

  • We’ve changed the method for selecting alarm scenes to “select a title first, then select an alarm scene.”
  • A new feature called “Random Selection from Favorites” has been added, which will sound your alarm on a different day from your favorite alarm scenes.
  • We’ve fixed several issues and improved operational stability.

If Nintendo shares any other information about this latest update in its English patch notes, we’ll update this post.

Nintendo Alarmo was originally released in 2024 and can be purchased directly from Nintendo’s website or in-store. It’s not exactly the cheapest clock, but if you’re big on sleep (and Nintendo), it might be worth considering. It’s also loaded with multiple themes from Animal Crossing to The Legend of Zelda.

Here’s what we had to say about Alarmo on release:

“Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo is a fun little device that’s easy to use and will absolutely appeal to Nintendo fans young and old if you value fun and whimsy over accuracy…If you’re comfortable with the steep asking price for a product that functions solely as an alarm clock with a few minor embellishments, you’ll find Alarmo an enjoyable, if limited way of starting your mornings with a Nintendo vibe. Now, if you’d kindly keep the noise down, we’re off to bed.”

Have you got Nintendo’s sound clock? Have you downloaded this update yet? Let us know in the comments.

[source support.nintendo.com]

Liam is a news writer and reviewer on Nintendo Life. He’s been writing about games for more than 15 years and is a lifelong fan of many iconic video game characters.

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