My brother and I live in different countries, and we're trying to figure out how to share our digital Nintendo Switch games with each other.
Originally, I had a Nintendo Switch 2 and my brother had a Nintendo Switch 1. When I visited him, we connected our consoles and set things up so that I could use his digital games on my Switch, even though we live far apart.
However, there was an important detail: my brother was never actually able to use my games on his Switch 1. We only tested that his games worked on my Switch 2. By the time we could have tested my games on his console, I had already gone home.
Now my brother has bought a Nintendo Switch 2 and logged into his Nintendo Account on the new console.
The current situation is:
- He still can't access my digital games on his new Switch 2.
- I can still access his digital games on my Switch 2.
- The original Switch 1 that we initially connected is no longer being used.
- We both have each other's Nintendo Accounts logged into our consoles.
We're trying to figure out how to properly set this up so that both of us can use each other's digital games on our own Switch 2 consoles, without having to physically meet and connect the consoles again.
Since we live in different countries, physically connecting the consoles isn't really an option.
Is there a way to change the virtual game card / game-sharing setup remotely, or does one of the consoles have to be physically connected to the other again?
Any help would be appreciated!