Where is Pokémon HOME?

Download Pokémon HOME from Nintendo eShop. Launch Pokémon HOME from Switch HOME menu using the 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.

https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com › app › detail › a_id

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you want associated with it. Push any button on the title screen to progress. Select your language, then Start.

Why can't I get Pokémon HOME?

Make sure your mobile device meets the minimum requirements as listed in Pokémon HOME system requirements and compatibility. We also recommend checking the following: You are running the most recent version of Pokémon HOME. The app has access to your mobile device camera.

Where is Pokémon HOME on switch?

On your Nintendo Switch system, use your Nintendo Account to download Pokémon HOME from the Nintendo eShop. On your smart device, download the mobile version of Pokémon HOME using the App Store or Play Store.

How do I connect to Pokémon HOME?

Is Pokémon HOME available on iOS?

Pokemon Home is available on Android, iOS, and Nintendo Switch, and it launched on a global scale.

Everything You Need to Know About Pokemon HOME

Can you still use Pokémon HOME?

You will still be able to transfer the Pokémon you've deposited in Pokémon Bank to Pokémon HOME even after the paid service is discontinued, and you'll still be able to bring Pokémon into Pokémon Bank from compatible titles. However, you'll need to be enrolled in a paid Pokémon HOME Premium Plan to do so.

Is Pokémon HOME free?

Pokemon Home is available in two plans: free and premium. The free tier offers access to most of the service's features, albeit in limited capacity.

Why won t my Nintendo Account link to Pokémon HOME?

Redownload Pokemon Home

To fix this error, delete the app and redownload it on your mobile device. During the startup process login to your Nintendo Account entering your password manually and you should be good to go. Pokemon Home is available on Nintendo Switch, iOS, and Android devices.

How do I log into Pokémon HOME again?

For your mobile device version of Pokémon HOME

During the initial setup, link to the same Nintendo Account you had been using. Even if you uninstall the app, by linking back to the same Nintendo Account, you will be able to access your Pokémon HOME Boxes, and your deposited Pokémon will be accessible again.

Is Pokémon HOME on the app store?

Download the Pokémon HOME app to your mobile device. For iOS devices, download from the App Store; for Android devices, download from the Google Play Store.

How do I download Pokémon HOME app to switch?

First, you'll need to install the Pokémon HOME app on your Nintendo Switch. Fortunately, this is just as easy as installing and using the Pokémon TV app on your Nintendo Switch. To install Pokémon HOME, go to the Nintendo eShop and search for Pokémon Home. Once you find it, tap it and then select Free Download.

Why is Pokémon HOME not free?

While Pokémon Home is a free service, there is an option Premium tier that, when paid for, grants you access to a number of features. It's important to note that the subscription prices for the Premium tier differ depending on whether you wish to purchase it via the Nintendo eShop or the mobile version of Pokémon Home.

How do I reinstall Pokémon HOME on switch?

To redownload the game, launch the Nintendo eShop using the Nintendo Account that originally purchased the game, select your user icon in the top-right corner to access the shop settings, and highlight Redownload.

Why can't i transfer my Pokémon from Go to Home?

In order to transfer Pokémon from Pokémon GO to Pokémon HOME, you'll need to link the mobile device version of Pokémon HOME to your Nintendo Account. You will be able to receive Pokémon sent from Pokémon GO in either the mobile device version or the Nintendo Switch version of Pokémon HOME.

What happens if I uninstall Pokémon HOME?

Delete the mobile version of Pokémon HOME from your smart device. Important: This will also delete any data and history that has been saved to the app. Reinstall the Pokémon HOME app on your smart device.

Do you lose Pokémon if Pokémon HOME expires?

Fret not. If your home subscription lapses, your Pokémon will remain unharmed. You'll just lose custody of a number of them. Non-premium Pokémon Home subscribers are only allowed to access a single box of 30 Pokémon.

Is Pokémon Bank shutting down?

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. Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest updates on Esports, Gaming and more. Currently, it costs $4.99 annually to use Pokemon Bank to store and transfer Pokemon.

How many Pokémon can home hold?

A regular Pokemon HOME account can store up to 30 Pokemon and only has one Basic Box. Furthermore, players won't be able to place more than three Pokemon in the Wonder Box, which is used to trade Pokemon worldwide.

Do you need Nintendo online to use Pokémon HOME?

Please note that a Nintendo Switch Online membership is not required to use Pokémon HOME.

What do you need for Pokémon HOME?

You will need both the Nintendo Switch version and mobile version of Pokemon Home and connect them both to the same Nintendo account to access all of Pokemon HOME's features, most of which are accessible regardless if you have a free or paid plan. You can access the same Pokemon Boxes on both versions.

How many Pokémon are there?

The Pokémon franchise revolves around 1,015 fictional species of collectible monsters, each having unique designs, skills and powers. Conceived by Satoshi Tajiri in early 1989, Pokémon are fictional creatures that inhabit the fictional Pokémon World.

Is Pokémon HOME on Samsung?

Minimum requirements for Apple iOS and Android operating systems: Apple iOS 12 or later. Android 6.0 or later, 64-bit.

What Pokémon costs $1 million dollars?

A single Pokémon card, a Japanese Promo "Illustrator" Holographic Pikachu, breaks a world record after selling for just under $1 million at auction.