Nintendo Switch Year In Review 2021 tells you how much you’ve played
What did you play on the Switch in 2021?
December is always the time to look back over the year. What happened in the world What was it that kept people busy? And especially important for us gamers: What have we gambled this year? When it comes to Nintendo games, you can pick up the answer in person from Big N. The Nintendo Switch Annual Review 2021 shows you in detail how you spent your year with the hybrid console.
This is how the Nintendo Switch year in review works
That’s how it’s done: To see your personal annual review for the Switch, visit the Nintendo Switch year in review 2021 on the official homepage of the publisher. Here you log in with your account and off you go.
But be careful: If you have not allowed Nintendo to use your data for their services, unfortunately no statistics are available for you. In this case you have to tick the usage information, then you will get the annual review at least from 2022.
You can find out which games were released for the Switch in 2021 here:
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The service will tell you: You can get a lot of information on the various pages you see now. Including which games you have played, how long you have played these titles and how much time you have spent with the console in the last year. Particularly interesting are the specific statistics that show you, for example, which game was your favorite in 2021 or in which month / on which day you sat in front of the screen the longest.
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What did you gamble on the Switch in 2021?
Probably most of you would have liked to put Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2 into your Switch this year. Let’s hope that the title will appear in 2022. Otherwise it was 2021 Animal Crossing: New Horizons still a big number. Among the new releases, the really big title was missing, but with games like Zelda: Skyward Sword HD, Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury, New Pokemon Snap, Wario Ware: Get It Together!, Metroid Dread, and many more, it certainly wasn’t a bad year for the Switch either.
And then there is also the Nintendo Switch expansion pass, with which you can play a whole range of games for the N64 and Sega Mega Drive on the go.
Now it’s your turn: What does your annual review say for the Nintendo Switch? Which games did you play in 2021 and which of them were particularly convincing?
Reference-www.gamepro.de
