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Haven’t set up a Nintendo Account yet? It’s a great time to hop on board! Signing up is free, and once you’re in, you get access to a host of goodies like the My Nintendo rewards program. This lets you rack up points for buying eligible digital games from the Nintendo eShop, using Nintendo apps on your smartphone, or just by signing into various Nintendo services.
If you’re curious about buying download games, the official Nintendo website has all the details you need. Plus, the Nintendo eShop is a treasure trove of amazing downloadable content just waiting to be explored.
For the most up-to-date pricing, remember to check the Nintendo eShop or visit the game’s individual pages. It’s worth noting that you’ll need a Nintendo Account to download demos from the Nintendo eShop on your Switch. Make sure to read through the terms and conditions accordingly.
If you’re aiming to buy download games or try out demos and free software directly from the eShop through the official website, your Nintendo Account must be linked to your Switch console. Ensure your console is set as the active one for downloads by accessing the eShop on it at least once. To make things seamless, keep your system updated, connected to the internet, and ensure that automatic downloads are switched on with enough storage space available. For more help, there’s always the Support section ready to assist you. Any purchases or demo downloads done via the Nintendo website are handled through the eShop.
