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When your Nintendo Switch OLED is delivered to your home on November 3rd, it is expected that a large number of you will be excited to receive your new gaming console. One of life's small pleasures, receiving new gaming equipment, is without a doubt one of them. But you should avoid letting your excitement get the better of you, as it did for us when we first received our new gaming hardware.

In case you missed it, we've been experimenting with the Switch OLED for about a week now and have come up with some interesting findings. Our excitement at receiving the new Nintendo system was only surpassed by our desire to have all of our old data converted and transferred over to it as quickly as possible. Everything went perfectly except for our  Buy Animal Crossing 2.0 Items island, which we completely forgot to set up before the transfer. That was the only thing that went wrong. In all other respects, we adhered rigidly to the transfer lesson and were up and running in record time!

Animal Crossing: New Horizons, in contrast to other Nintendo games, does not allow players to transfer data from one console to another via a network connection, as is the case with other Nintendo games. Island data is treated slightly differently than data associated with other types of saves, such as system data, due to the fact that you can only save one island to a single system at a given time. Furthermore, as previously stated, it is incompatible with the cloud backup feature provided by the Nintendo Switch Online service. Instead, you must make use of a special transfer tool, which we conveniently left out of the game, in order to move the island from one console to another. Besides that, can you guess what else we didn't include in the game?

If we completed the system transfer and transferred our old launch-model Switch to a family member, they promptly formed their own Animal Crossing island on the console under a new account, preventing us from being able to transfer our previous island to our new OLED Switch in the manner described above. As you can imagine, we did not take advantage of the island backup feature because we did not want to deal with the hassle of convincing Nintendo that our previous Switch had been 'lost or wrecked.'

Because of our overzealousness, we have effectively squandered months of progress, islanders, and memories, and as a result of our overzealousness, we have lost track of the passage of time. Avoid getting stuck in the same situation again, and transfer your island to the new Switch OLED before handing over the old system to someone else.

Animal Crossing amiibo cards are now available in the United States, and they are part of the Animal Crossing series 1 through 4, which are part of the  Buy Animal Crossing 2.0 Items franchise.

NMT, Bells, and other Animal Crossing-related items are available for purchase at the lowest possible prices on this website. If market conditions change, we will adjust the prices of Animal Crossing New Horizons bells and other items for sale in accordance with the new information that becomes available. That the company is attempting to provide players with a large number of ACNH Bells/Items at a low cost is indicated by this statement. On this website, you will always be able to find low-cost Animal Crossing merchandise.