Yesterday, Animal Crossing fans were concerned about how New Horizons handles storage data. There is reason to breathe easy today.
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After a murmur yesterday in the animal crossing community, as the German pre-order card from New Horizons made it clear that the game not only does not support Coud backup, but also prohibits the transfer of the game status between two consoles, Nintendo of Japan already has today issued a statement that should let fans breathe a sigh of relief – at least for the time being.
It says: "[Animal Crossing: New Horizons] does not support Nintendo Switch online cloud storage, but we are currently exploring options for a method that is unique to this game for backing up storage data should your Nintendo Switch be damaged or lost. This feature will only be accessible to Nintendo Switch online subscribers. It’s not yet clear when the implementation will take place. The method will be announced once it’s finalized. "
Up until this statement, it looked like Animal Crossing's score was forever tied to the switch on which it was launched, as Animal Crossing: New Horizons does not only support the transfer of storage but also user data , It is unclear whether and to what extent the named individual solution will make it possible to transfer the savegame to a new switch model.
The new short video clip prepares you for the upcoming release of Animal Crossing: New Horizons for the Switch.
