#savedata

I was watching SaveDataTeam streaming Ace Attorney (with an actual lawyer) and i drew a few things for them and posted some old comics on there. For anyone who watched and wanted to see these up close, here they are.

For months now, (Since the 4.0.0 System Update), users have had the option to transfer their Nintendo Switch User Accounts and Save Data from one console to another. (Including any Switch or Switch Lite, in case you're wondering). A while back, Nintendo also released a new standard Switch unit with extended battery life. Quite a few Nintendo Switch players have taken the step to upgrade their system and are looking to transfer their profiles and precious save data.

I wrote this quick guide (for anyone interested) on how to transfer everything, ensuring you won't lose the hundreds of hours you've spent in games like Breath of the Wild, Stardew Valley or Skyrim. We don't want you bouncing your expensive Switch off the wall and sobbing in the corner because of an avoidable accident!

All Data that is transferred, is moved one user at a time, helping you avoid any confusion or potential mistakes. Transferring user information and save data allows you to move your user profile (along with all its associated save data and Nintendo eShop purchases) from one Nintendo Switch system to another.

Keep in mind, you can also add your existing Nintendo Account to a new device and simply download any games you already own and access the saves you need via Switch Online Cloud Data service. (note: you need an active Nintendo Online subscription to use this feature -- and please make sure you sync your save data before loading it on a new machine!).

Click the link to see the full instructions.

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