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If you're one of the many folks looking to pick up a spiffy new gaming console this holiday season, consider skipping the wild goose chase to track down a new Xbox or PlayStation, and instead grab the cutest Nintendo Switch money can buy.
What's great about the Nintendo Switch Animal Crossing Edition
- More darling than a labradoodle puppy
- Dozens of fantastic games — no waiting until 2021
- Essential bedtime and road trip accessory
The Nintendo Switch is compact, but unless you've got a particularly zingy set of Joy-Con controllers, it's not exactly the most winsome bit of electronics around. With its white, blue, and green color palette, the special-edition Animal Crossing Switch is so easy on the eyes, you won't want to stuff it in a cupboard with your other fugly black boxes. Featuring a charming illustration of Animal Crossing's own titans of commerce — Tom, Timmie, and Tommie Nook — this is a display piece for the nerds who like to show off.
Since its 2017 launch, the Switch has accumulated a formidable library of first-party games, indie gems, and a host of retro favorites. In addition to the hugely popular island-life sim Animal Crossing: New Horizons, there are immersive fantasy gems like Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Fire Emblem: Three Houses, both discounted to $30 at Walmart for Black Friday. There's a robust library of old-school SNES and NES hits for Switch Online subscribers, and massive third-party franchises like Minecraft, Fortnite, and Overwatch. If you're looking for wholesome family fun, look no further than Mario Kart 8 or Super Mario Party.
Even those who already own a Switch might find the Animal Crossing edition an incremental upgrade — it benefits from a decent battery-life boost over the first-run units of the console, with 4.5 to 9 hours of juice for a full charge compared to a measly 2.5 to 6.5 hours for the earliest versions of the hardware.
What's not so great about the Nintendo Switch Animal Crossing Edition
- Nintendo could upgrade the hardware soon
- The same as any other Switch, if you've already got one
While the Switch's solid library of great games and accessible price are enormously appealing, there's one pretty compelling reason to wait if you haven't already jumped on the Nintendo bandwagon. While Nintendo hasn't made any announcements, credible rumors of an enhanced Switch Pro console have been making the rounds since 2019, and there's reason to suspect we could see that mid-cycle upgrade released as soon as May 2021, along with the (assumed, but unofficial) release of the sequel to Breath of the Wild.
If you or the person on your gift list already has a Switch, $299 might seem a bit steep for redundant gaming tech. But the cuteness of the Animal Crossing Switch defies reason. I have both a Switch and a Switch Lite, and I still want this thing. Desperately.
You might not buy the Animal Crossing Nintendo Switch for yourself, but you'd sure love to have one. It's the kind of present that'll give you a little twinge of regret when you hand over that festively wrapped box, which is the surest sign of a darn good gift.
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons allows you and up to 7 others on your Nintendo Switch system to live on one shared island. The save data for the island or for the individual residents of the island can be transferred to a new Nintendo Switch system after updating the game software to the latest version. The island save data can also be backed up in case you lose access to your Nintendo Switch system and can be restored on a replacement system.
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There are three ways to transfer Animal Crossing: New Horizons save data to a new Nintendo Switch system. Please read about each option to determine which feature you would like to use:
Entire Island Transfer
Use this feature if you wish to transfer the entire island and all residents to a new Nintendo Switch system. The island, all progress and customizations, your animal neighbors, the island resident representative, and any other residents that have been created on the island will be transferred.
This feature is helpful if you are replacing your Nintendo Switch system with a new one and all players who have played Animal Crossing: New Horizons will be using the new Nintendo Switch system. It is also the only way to transfer your island resident representative when you have not backed up your island.
You must have access to both the original system and the new system to use this feature.
Resident Move (Single Player Transfer)
Use this feature if you wish to transfer just one resident to a new Nintendo Switch system. The resident, the resident’s home, and most items held by the resident and kept in storage will be transferred to an island on the new Nintendo Switch system. The island resident representative cannot be transferred.
This feature is helpful when just one player wants to continue playing Animal Crossing: New Horizons on a new Nintendo Switch or when multiple residents other than the island resident representative will be using the new Nintendo Switch. The transferred player(s) will move to a new island with new animals, so any island progress and animal neighbors will remain on the original Nintendo Switch system.
You must have access to both the original system and the new system to use this feature.
Island Backup and Restore
Use the island backup feature to ensure your island save data can be recovered in a situation where you lose access to your Nintendo Switch system. If you have enabled island backup, you will be able to restore the last saved version of your island and all residents on a replacement Nintendo Switch system.
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You must have already enabled island backup on the original system to use this feature, but you can restore the island save data using only the new system.