If you’ve upgraded to the Nintendo Switch 2, you’ll probably want to bring over your game saves, user profiles, and digital purchases from your original Switch. Thankfully, Nintendo has made it really ...

Your Nintendo Switch is loaded up with precious game save data, not to mention your prized screenshots and gripping gameplay recordings. You don’t need to upgrade ...

The Nintendo Switch OLED has finally arrived, and that means you can enjoy your favorite games on a brighter screen with punchier colors. However, to ensure you don’t lose any of your saved data from ...

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When using the Nintendo Switch 2, you can transfer the save data from your games even if you have not performed a full system transfer from your previous console, or even freely send your save data ...

If you have purchased a Nintendo Switch 2 and wish to transfer all of your data from a Nintendo Switch 1 console, you can simultaneously transfer all of your user and save data to the new console, ...

If you have just received your Nintendo Switch 2 and are looking to transfer your games from your old system, then you are in luck, as it is quite easy to do. You do need to be very careful about ...

When you get a new Switch console — like the new OLED Switch — you’ll have to transfer your data (user and save data) from the old device to the new one. It’s not the most intuitive process, though.

What you need to transfer your Switch data to your new Switch 2 will obviously be both systems but also a stable internet connection and to have them both plugged in. We also suggest having a MicroSD ...

Once the target system is found, select Transfer Wait for the transfer to complete and then select End Once complete, your selected profile and the save game data associated with it will be on your ...

Don’t skip this essential feature on start-up. Next, place the Source System (Switch 1) close to the Switch 2. They can be in the same room. If you chose to skip System Transfer, you could still ...

If you've picked up a new Nintendo Switch OLED, you already know that it's a substantial upgrade from the previous iterations of the console. Without even offering any performance boost, all the best ...