Anybody else have the Nintendo Switch Online App?

[CrazyMario64]

Im just wondering if anybody else has the Nintendo Switch Online app on their phone

 

[Croconaw]

Yes, I do. I feel like it’s necessary if you have the subscription? Otherwise, I’d probably delete it. My phone is pretty minimalistic, in it doesn’t have that many apps, lol.

 

[CrazyMario64]

No its not really required unless you wanna do voice chat online. the app also comes with these special services for ACNH, SSBU, and Splatoon. dont know what the last two are about, but the one for ACNH lets you export custom designs into your game

 

[TurnipBell20]

I had the app, but never used it and therefore deleted it.

 

[Kitsuragi]

I use it when talking in animal crossing, because the in game keyboard is so slow to use. It makes it easier to write messages

 

[Alienfish]

Used to have it when I was collecting Spla2n items from Salmon Run, but now I have everything and doesn't play a lot I removed it. And I don't care for voice chat anyway, so.

I don't play NH nor SSB so

 

[Mr_Keroppi]

I use it on my computer because than I can type faster in NH and get special abilities on gear I like every once in a while on Splat2. I really hope they make a new one for Splat 3 that is better. I never had it for a long time as I do not have a phone but I finally got it on my computer because of totally legitimate ways.

 

[Xara]

i do! i only use it for its new horizons features, though; specifically the keyboard and nook points.

 

[Livia]

I have it, but I can’t use it anymore because my online subscription ended. I should probably delete it, but I’m lazy

 

[KittenNoir]

I have the Nintendo switch onine app as I use it to always chat to others when I do trades as it is so much more easier then typing in game.

 

[```]

I mostly use the NSO app to easily chat with players in ACNH. I prefer using the app on the phone to communicate so that it'll be fast to message people whenever I do trades online.

 

[S.J.]

I have the Nintendo Switch Online app!

I only use it for Animal Crossing. I like the Nook Points system, Katrina's Words of Wisdom (today's message was "All batteries need recharging. That applies to your devices and you.") and the app-exclusive items (particularly the photos, raccoon wall clock, balloon and sweater). Mostly I use the app for chatting with people in-game because it's so much easier! I don't really use any of the other features, but I think the island newspaper is pretty cute!

 

[~Kilza~]

I have the NSO app, though I only use it for New Horizons. I've used it for both the Nook Points system and for chatting with other people in the game (because it's a thousand times easier to type on my phone than in-game, lol).

 

[Bluebellie]

I have it. I talk through there. Not the voice chat, just the text chat. The chatting in game is not user friendly, and the app helps a lot. Much faster to use.

 

[.: Meri :.]

I have it for Nook Points and the improved text chat, but since I haven't been active in ACNH for the past couple months, I haven't really needed the app for anything lately.

 

[Flicky]

I have it, but I don't use it much anymore.

I was hoping they'd add the other NPC photos to the points pool, but it doesn't look like they will.

 

[azurill]

I have it for the nook points but I keep forgetting about it. I am good for a bit about remembering then forget about again.

 

[Tao]

I imagine I probably have it, but it's absolutely useless as far as I remember.

Did it let you upload patterns in New Horizon or something? If so, that's the last time I used it, so near 2 years ago (didn't think New Horizons was that old).

I hope New Horizons was the last game they bother trying to implement into the app. It worked well enough for that but I can't even remember what it did with Smash Bros and Splatoon 2. To me it's just another reminder that Nintendo is massively behind the curve with online and, well, other devs stopped trying to implement Smart Phone features into their games years ago...Because it sucked. Again, late to a party that was never raising the roof.

 

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[RemMomori]

I have the app on my phone, mostly for animal crossing, but sometimes I use it to see what stages are in rotation for splatoon 2.