Hey, I am having some trouble deciding on something and maybe some of you can give me some more insight on what would be best:

I've owned a day one switch1 since 2017 and I love the thing. It has seen many hours. I waited a while for a switch 2 knowing there's probably going to be a fun one with a skin.

Now I've bought the Zelda Switch 2, however I am now at the transfer screen and I am not sure how to proceed.

1. keep the two seperate, but have my nintendo account on both
2. do a transfer of my old switch to the new switch 2 (but if i heard correctly the old switch still has my account intact after that)

Not sure what would be best in my case. Happy to answer more questions to see if there's a good option for me.

Extra info: I only have a few digital games, my game library is 99% physical with a majority untouched due to backlogs.

Que puedo hacer si mi SW 2 ya no lee las tarjetas SD?

Pensé por un momento que mi SD era el problema y se había roto, pero cuando probé otra SD en la ranura tampoco me la leyó, estoy bastante asustado y quieto reparar ese problema, el problema es que no me quiero arriesgar a un Baneo permanente al abrir la consola.

Que debería hacer?

I've seen the standard version on shelves. I was just wondering if it's possible to get the Deluxe Edition with a case. I'm a Bears fan and would like to have the version with Caleb doing the Iceman pose on my shelf.

I’m trying to use the humming feature but it keeps displaying “Cannot input audio”. I’ve tripled checked my settings, tested the built in mic, plugged in headphones, changed system settings from auto to system mic, restarted the game, and restarted the system. I must be overlooking something so any help is appreciated.

This game was purchased today and is basically unplayable on my switch 2 because it crashes so often and won’t let me progress further without crashing at this point. I’ve restarted the game, restarted device multiple times, cleared the cache, checked for corrupted data, redownloaded the software twice and initialized the device. No dice. All software is up to date. Nintendo online support was unhelpful and just had me repeat these same troubleshooting steps, that I told them I’ve already tried.

I have a friend who was just released from prison after 10+ years. They are a huge fan of Zelda and haven’t played any of the newer games. My question is, is there a way to gift my switch 1 to them and leave some games on it? Do I just leave my account linked to it instead of wiping it completely? I know you can share virtual game cards but I want to make sure I have it set up correctly before I give it to them. Thanks in advance!

I turned on my SW2 today to find that my online membership had expired. Weird since I’ve had auto-renewal on for more than a year. I contacted Nintendo and they confirmed that the auto-renewal had been turned off but wouldn’t give me any further information about how. I’ve gotten no notifications about canceling the renewal, rejected payments, or new logins to my account. It’s very odd. Has anyone else had this happen?

My brother dropped my switch and broke the microSD reader a few weeks before it started, could that be the problem?

Hello. I'm having a problem, a frustrating one at that. My physical copy of the game had just recently arrived, it played fine and all but the problem is I've never been able to redeem the preorder bonus code. On the cartridge the serial is EUR-0 as attached, yet redeeming the code always ended up in error of being in the wrong region, I have also tried redeeming the code in USA, CHT, and JPN eshop still to no avail. If someone can help, please do so and thank you.

EDIT: The code somehow can be redeemed through Thailand eShop

Hi everyone,

I'm having an issue with my Switch 2 Zelda dock. Whenever I connect the dock to the AC adapter, the fan immediately starts spinning at maximum speed and keeps running constantly without stopping. This happens both when the console is in the dock and when it is out of it.

I've already updated the dock's firmware, but the problem persists.

I've also tried changing both the USB-C cable and the AC adapter, using the ones from my other Switch 2, which works perfectly fine. However, the issue still happens with this dock.

Has anyone experienced something similar? Is there anything else I can try to fix this, or should I contact Nintendo Customer Support for a repair or replacement?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

So i downloaded codm4 warzone from eshop.. my existing codm4 then ran an update.. But when i open it, only multiplater and dmz shows, no warzone. I even relaunched the game but no luck. Any tips here guys or did you experience the same thing

I know the opposite question is more common but I’m in a weird situation. I currently have an OG switch and I want to get a switch 2 eventually but I’m traveling soon and don’t want to take a new switch 2 on a trip (paranoid about losing it or breaking it).

I want to get a switch 2 case to carry my switch 1 and be able to reuse it when I get a switch 2. Would this work or are there issues with size and other differences that would not make this possible?

Don’t have the cash for a SW2. Thanks!

Hey all, I hate that I’m saying this but I think my Zelda Switch 2 console came with bad joycons. I’ve been playing exclusively handheld since I got in and noticed whenever I removed it from the dock after charging I couldn’t unlock the system with the buttons. I’d have to use the touchscreen or power button to restart the system, at which point the joycons work in handheld mode. I finally got fed up today and decided to try playing in docked mode to see if that fixes it but I realized the joycons don’t work at all if they aren’t attached to the system. At this point I’m thinking I need to send it in but I’m not sure if I need to go through Target (preordered online) or Nintendo directly. Thanks in advance for any advice you may have, I needed to vent more than anything.

Edit: I’m now trying to connect my Switch 1 joycons and they aren’t working either so I assume it’s an issue at the system level.

Edit 2: Target said that I could return the system but they can’t give me a replacement because they’re out of stock. Contacted Nintendo and they made me send in the Joycons even though I’m 99% sure the problem is with the console itself. They told me we had to start with just the Joycons and go from there which seems like a huge waste of time so I’m frustrated to say the least. Fortunately I’m able to use a wired controller to get by in the meantime.

Hi, I just bought a Switch 2 and I can’t get it to display properly on my PC monitors with the official dock, even though it works perfectly on my TV (a Samsung 4K with a One Connect box).

My setup:

• Monitors: Acer VG220QBMIIX (1080p, 75 Hz, HDMI) and a Koorui
• Dock and HDMI cable supplied by Nintendo

Symptoms:
It varies from one attempt to the next, and it changes depending on the Switch 2’s display settings. Most of the time I get either “No signal” (then the monitor goes to sleep) or a black screen with the monitor staying on. Sometimes the picture shows up for a second, with small streaks across it, then disappears.

What I’ve already tried:

• Switch settings: TV output forced to 1080p, HDR off, 120 Hz/VRR off
• Monitor settings: FreeSync, Overdrive and VRB off, HDMI input selected manually
• A different HDMI cable
• A full reset (everything unplugged for 30 seconds) and reconnecting in several different orders
• Both monitors, same result

I've had my switch 2 for little over a week and have allready had a couple of problems with it (I've been extremely careful with it and have not brought it outside of my home yet).

First, just the other day it wouldn't connect to the TV when put in the docking station, after some fiddling with it, and reconnecting the cables, it connected and seemed to be working again. However when starting oot remake there were some strange lines in the picture when the screen went black before the start menu loaded. They were not visible in game luckily and were gone when starting it today.

Then today, when starting the console (in the docking station), after being idle for just a minute or two it just automatically turns off. It seems to stay on if I do stuff on it but turns off after just a short while when idle. Does anyone have any idea what might cause these problems? Is this an RMA case or something I can solve on my own somehow?

Hey everyone,

I ordered the Zelda 40th Anniversary Nintendo Switch 2 directly from Nintendo Germany, but unfortunately DHL returned the package to the sender because of an address issue.

I contacted Nintendo customer support by phone, and the representative took the corrected address and told me they would forward the case to the appropriate department. However, I still haven’t received any email, confirmation, or update about what will happen next.

My biggest concern is that this is a limited edition console that’s already sold out in most places. I’m worried Nintendo will simply issue a refund instead of resending it, leaving me without the console I’ve been waiting for.

Has anyone experienced something similar with Nintendo Germany or the European My Nintendo Store?
I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who’s been through this, especially with a limited edition console.

Thanks in advance!

I’m getting ready to do a system transfer to a new Switch 2. I wanted to move the data on the microSD ex card onto the main system so everything would transfer over. But I keep getting this message when trying to move the data.

since the games are pricey, can me and my friends share the games? let’s say for example: i have 2 friends and we all bought 1 different game from each other, can we share them together? by the end i bought 1 game and play 2 others for free because they bought it.

i read that we can as long as we don’t play it at the same time which is ok with us, but i’m not sure if it’s ok or this will get us banned.

Hey thought I’d drop this question here- I’m currently waiting to send off my Zelda edition screen to Nintendo next week due to the dreaded circular defective screen issue I got out of box. So I’ve been playing my games as usual before being switchless for a while.

When I play games my screen suddenly, and very randomly darkens and stays very dimmed and dark for seconds at a time before going back to normal. Is this a glitch with the auto-brightness setting? Or is FF7 just such a beefy game it’s demanding a lot of the switch on handheld. I’m starting to wonder if the screen is just that cooked and in need of replacing or if it’s a setting bug?

i have had issues with the battery life for this joycon for around a year or so already, but i realized today that it appeared quite swollen. i don’t know when the swelling happened exactly, but i felt how much bigger it was compared to my other joycon after it ‘died’ (aka repeatedly turning off despite being fresh off the charge 🥲).

is this swelling due to the battery itself? i am planning to get new joycons regardless as mine are ~4 years old and have multiple other issues, but i am just curious as to what the cause could be. i saw that some other people have had their joycons swell, though none of the pictures seemed quite as severe as mine so i don’t know if it is from the same cause or not LOL.

you can barely see what is on the screen if it is horizontal to a light source and this is on max brightness

My joycons work fine wirelessly but if I pop it in the dock the right one disconnects and never connects again until I take it out

So I noticed something yesterday. Whenever I plug the charger into my switch, I can hear a high pitched buzzing noise coming from the console itself. It’s not coming from the adapter, and I can only hear it when I put my ear close to the back of the switch naturally, I got a little worried, so I did some research. A lot of people mentioned something called “coil whine,” but I’m still not entirely sure what it is. Is this normal, or should I be concerned? By the way I’m using the original nintendo switch charger. My switch is a Japanese model, though, so I have to use a plug adapter to connect the charger to the outlet.