What happens if I unlink My Nintendo network ID?

If you created your Nintendo Account

Nintendo Account

A Nintendo Account is an account that is required for using certain services from Nintendo, such as Nintendo Switch online services (including access to the Nintendo Switch eShop), off-device software purchases and the My Nintendo loyalty service.

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Nintendo Account Overview

with your NNID, you will need to link an additional service (different NNID, Google, or Apple ID) or create a Nintendo Account password before you can remove the link. Once the link is removed, your Mii will no longer be displayed.

Can I unlink My Nintendo network ID?

Go to http://accounts.nintendo.com and sign in to your Nintendo Account. Click "User Information", then scroll down to the "Linked Accounts" section and click "Change". To unlink an NNID from your Nintendo Account, click the checkmark next to "Nintendo Network ID" to remove the link.

What does linking Nintendo Network ID do?

What Are the Benefits of Linking a Nintendo Network ID to a Nintendo Account? Once your Nintendo Account is linked to your Nintendo Network ID (NNID), you will earn Gold Points for all eligible Nintendo 3DS and Wii U digital purchases that you make with your NNID.

Will deleting My Nintendo network ID delete my game data?

Deleting a Nintendo Account will result in the loss of all data associated to it, including but not limited to: Mission status, points and rewards in the My Nintendo rewards program. Digital content that you purchased or acquired and that is linked to your Nintendo Account, including in-app content and coins.

Do my games stay on my Nintendo account?

Purchases on the Nintendo Switch eShop are tied to the Nintendo Account that made the purchase. You can register one primary console per Nintendo Account. Once you've registered a primary console, your digital purchases can be played by anyone that uses the primary console.

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Do games get removed from Nintendo eShop?

The IARC system is self-governed, but there is a system in place that catches games where the age rating and content aren't a match. In my experience (it may have changed in recent months) if a game went up two bands in the relevant rating scale it would prompt an immediate temporary removal from the eShop.

Is Nintendo Network ID required?

A Nintendo Network ID is required to use online services on Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. Currently, you can create a Nintendo Network ID using either a Wii U console or a system in the Nintendo 3DS family. A Nintendo Account is different from a Nintendo Network ID, and is used mainly on Nintendo Switch, smart device and PC.

Do I need to link Nintendo Network ID?

A Nintendo Network ID is required for each player on the system. Any user accounts that are not linked to a Nintendo Network ID will not be able to access the system's online features.

Should I get a Nintendo Network ID?

If you have connected your Wii U to the internet, we strongly recommend you register the same Nintendo Network ID on Nintendo 3DS. Using the same Nintendo Network ID on both systems will combine their Nintendo eShop balances.

How to unlink Nintendo Account from Switch without losing data?

Important: Once a Nintendo Account is linked to a user account, this link cannot be undone. The associated user account must also be deleted to unlink a Nintendo Account from a Nintendo Switch console.

Can I merge Nintendo Network IDS?

Merging the funds between a Nintendo Account and NNID will allow you to share your Nintendo eShop balance between your Nintendo Switch, Wii U, Nintendo 3DS family systems, and the online Game Store. Once the funds are combined, the balance will be shared for as long as the NNID and Nintendo Account are linked together.

What is the difference between Nintendo Account and Nintendo Network ID?

A Nintendo Network ID is an account allowing the user to access online services such as the eShop, Miiverse, and Wii U Chat on the Wii U and 3DS consoles. A Nintendo Account, on the other hand, is an online account that allows you to use online services such as the eShop and online play on the Nintendo Switch console.

Is Nintendo Network ID the same as Nintendo ID?

A Nintendo Network ID is used to access various online features on the Wii U console or a system in the Nintendo 3DS family. Currently, you can create a Nintendo Network ID using either a Wii U console or a system in the Nintendo 3DS family. A Nintendo Account is different from a Nintendo Network ID.

How much does a Nintendo ID cost?

A Nintendo Account can be created for free (no cost involved). Only users age 16 or older can create their own Nintendo Account. Accounts for children under age 16 can be added to a Nintendo Account family group by their parent/guardian.

Is Nintendo Network free?

The Nintendo Network itself is a free service, though some of the available content (such as downloadable content from the Nintendo eShop) was available for purchase prior to March 27, 2023.

Can you play online on 3DS without Nintendo Network ID?

Nintendo 3DS family

A Nintendo Network ID is required to access some online features, but not all of them. A Nintendo Network ID is required in order to access the following features: Download demos or free software from the Nintendo eShop.

Will Switch digital games last forever?

All games you buy digitally are stored via your Nintendo Account ID, so you can just redownload them as many times as you want when you delete games to free up space, no problem. You can't lose a digital game since it's right there on your system.

Will I lose my games if I delete a user on Switch?

Deleting a user account from a Nintendo Switch console will also delete any save data that is associated with that account and saved to the console. Data deleted from a console cannot be restored unless it is first backed up using the Save Data Cloud backup feature.

Why are eShop games so expensive?

With many individuals looking to entertain themselves indoors, sales of the Nintendo Switch spiked. Familiar with the law of demand? The higher the demand, the higher the price. It's true - they produce expensive video games, but the demand is to blame for the high prices.

How long does Nintendo Network ID lock last?

Temporary passwords expire after 24 hours. If you no longer have access to the system the NNID is associated to (or if you have formatted that system), select Nintendo Account (PC) below and follow the steps to reset your password.

Will Pokebank be free?

Will Pokemon Bank still cost money? No, players will not have to pay for a Pokemon Bank subscription after the eShop shuts down on March 27. Currently, it costs $4.99 annually to use Pokemon Bank to store and transfer Pokemon. This is in addition to the $15.99 annual fee for Pokemon HOME's premium plan.

How many Nintendo Network IDS can you have?

Only one NNID can be linked to a Nintendo Account.

How do I unlink My Nintendo account from my Switch?

Can you have multiple Nintendo Network IDs on one email?

No, unfortunately that isn't possible. You can only link a single Nintendo Network ID to a single Nintendo Account.

Can you use the same Nintendo ID on 2 switches?

After you have designated your Nintendo Account's primary console you can still link that account to other Nintendo Switch consoles, but these consoles will not be activated as primary consoles. When using the primary console, any user on that device can play downloadable content you have purchased.