If they just mean you won't have to create a new account, that's a pretty low bar. I've never been impressed with Nintendo's online support, but wow, this is pretty weak news.
this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2023
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Kinda funny the fanfare if this is it. I agree, Nintendo has always had a low bar in this area. It's a good thing still.
Sounds good. But the real question is what happens to all of the games we bought? I don't want to deal with another e-shop closure and lose all of the games I paid for.
Nintendo would love to force you to rebuy those games for each console you own. Question here is do you stir up drama or do you ~~double~~ ~~triple~~ quadruple dip?
Should have been a thing since the Wii. It would be cool if Switch games were playable on the next console, too.
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