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The first thing you need to do on your new Nintendo Switch 2 console is use the Data Transfer feature — if you don’t do it right away, you’ll have to reset your system to do it later.

Switch 2 users: Follow these data transfer steps before setup. Skipping them means a factory reset—and you'll lose time fixing your Nintendo Switch 2 setup.

When you start up a Switch 2, you’ll see a prompt to start the system transfer process. If you own an original Switch, this process will allow you to transfer your user profile, digital games ...

Something I should point out here is that you only get the chance to do this system transfer while setting up your Switch 2 for the first time – it's not available later in the settings menu. So ...

Got your Nintendo Switch 2 ready to go? We'll take you through how to system transfer your Switch 1 data over to your brand-new console.

Navigate to System Settings → System → System Transfer to Nintendo Switch 2 on the legacy console. Follow the on-screen prompts to establish a connection between the two devices. Before you ...

If you're upgrading to the Switch 2 from your original Switch, you will want to carry all your games and data over. Here's how to transfer all of your data.

How to transfer system data from the original Switch to the Nintendo Switch 2. We also take a look at what system data can and can't be transferred!

Select Continue. Now, switch to the target console, in this case, the Nintendo Switch 2. From the Home Menu, select System Settings, then Users, and then Transfer Your User Data.

If you don’t yet have access to a Nintendo Switch 2 but plan to get one, and don’t need to use your home console anymore, you can also transfer your system’s data to Nintendo’s online ...