The other key thing to look for is genre and age rating. However also keep in mind how many players are supported for both, and if you're playing in the same room as people, make sure you have enough of the best Nintendo Switch controllers around for them to use. There are no real tricks with picking good multiplayer games for the Switch, you just need to know what you want and see if the games offer it.įor example - do you want to play online or locally? All these games offer one or the other, and a few offer both. So pretty please, from people who are throwing money at multiple copies of your game - tell us how to just have a simple couch co-op experience where we can save our progress.How to choose the best Nintendo Switch multiplayer games for you On the page where it denies us, it gives a link to a support page that doesn’t exist. I added that second profiles Nintendo account to my Nintendo Online family plan - not sure if that worked because we gave up and just played without saving. We tried creating a Nintendo account for the second profile and linked it - no dice The other profiles are greyed out on the switch when player 2 tries to join and it forces them to join as guest with no saving their progression.

We just cannot get it to let player 2 join locally and have their progress saved.

I’m a professional video producer and I’ll even make a free video tutorial and post it online to explain how to do this for others if you just explain to me a foolproof way to make this work consistently.

I solved this once months ago, but can’t remember how, and now I’m trying to couch co-op with another friend at their house and we have spent HOURS messing around on forums/and settings trying to make this work and I’m pretty much begging for help from some official support. Having a LOT of trouble just starting a local couch co-op game 2 players on Nintendo Switch (that saves BOTH players progress), Diablo 3 Eternal Collection.

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