How to see your Nintendo Switch Year in Review

Check out what you've been playing.
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The Nintendo Switch has continued to surge in popularity in 2022. Since you bought your Nintendo Switch, you’ve probably put a ton of time into different games. Now you can see exactly what that looks like.

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Nintendo’s annual Year in Review websites are live again. As the name suggests, they allow Switch owners to see all kinds of different stats regarding how they’ve spent their time on the revolutionary console.

Here’s everything you’ll need to know so you can use the new Nintendo Switch Year in Review.

How to see your Nintendo Switch Year in Review

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Checking out your Nintendo Switch Year in Review is simple: All you need to do is head to the North American Year in Review website or European Year in Review website and sign in to your Nintendo Online account.

Once you’ve logged in, you can flick through a sleek presentation that will show all the milestones and different statistics for your account, including most-played titles, what games you played, and more.

There is a catch, though…

Sadly, only a few regions are serviced with the year on review. This includes Europe, the United States, Canada, and Latin America.

Players from outside these regions won’t be able to enjoy the show.


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