The Nintendo Switch 2 has been the hot new darling of the gaming space since it launched on June 5, 2025. The console had an impressive list of 24 games hitting the system on day one, including the ...

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TL;DR: There are multiple reports from those migrating from the Nintendo Switch to Switch 2 complaining that they've lost save data, and in one highlighted case, the losses are heavy to say the least.

If you’re setting up a Nintendo Switch 2 for the first time, you’re probably raring to jump into Mario Kart World for a few laps. But if you’re eager to see what kind of improvements there are for ...

Nintendo Switch 2 owners are disturbed by missing "Pokémon Scarlet" save files during console transfers. As fans keep jumping to the just-released console, a worrying number of gamers have complained ...

For more than two decades now, the Pokemon franchise has allowed players to import the Pokemon they’ve trained into later games. For many of us, that means being able to use the same Pokemon in ...

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 ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is a huge improvement over its predecessor, though it does need some more updates in order to be a must-have. Not every Switch 1 game is fully compatible yet, and upgraded ...

Should you transfer your original Switch 1 data to your new Switch 2? If you’re one of the gazillion folks who bought Nintendo’s Switch 2 console, then that’s likely the question on your mind as soon ...

Nintendo’s official image of the Switch 2 showcases the next-gen console with updated Joy-Cons, a new dock design, and a sleek visual refresh. Nintendo If you just got the new Switch 2 and skip ...

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