Nintendo Switch Online Hack 2.6.0 + Redeem Codes
Enhance your online play!
Developer: Nintendo Co., Ltd.
Category: Entertainment
Price: Free
Version: 2.6.0
ID: com.nintendo.znca
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Description
The Nintendo Switch Online app enhances your online gameplay experience on your Nintendo Switch™ system. With this app, you can access game-specific services, view your online friends, and use voice chat during online play—all of which allow you to get even more out of online play.
Note: A Nintendo Switch Online membership (sold separately) is required to use certain features of this app.
◆ Software with game-specific services:
・ Splatoon™ 3
・ Check the online status of friends playing Splatoon 3
・ View detailed results from battles or Salmon Run
・ Check the upcoming Stage Schedule
・ Animal Crossing™: New Horizons
・ Send custom designs made in Animal Crossing
titles for the Nintendo 3DS™ family of systems to
Animal Crossing: New Horizons
・ Use your smartphone to input chat messages
for in-game communication
・ Check whether your Best Friends are online
・ Super Smash Bros.™ Ultimate
・ View posted videos and images
・ Queue up user-created stages for downloading to your game
・ View notifications about upcoming events
・ Splatoon™ 2
・ View detailed results from battles or Salmon Run
・ Check rankings and stage schedules
◆ View your online friends
You can see which of your friends are online from your smartphone—and which games they're playing. You can even send friend requests right from the app!
Note: Some friend features, like adding friends, can only be accessed from a Nintendo Switch system.
◆ Use voice chat during online play
From this app, you can join in on voice chat while playing supported software online. By using the app, your voice-chat status will be automatically synced with the game status—and in games that support team battles, like Splatoon 3, you can choose to chat with just the players who are on your team.
Attention:
● Nintendo Account age 13+ required to access some online features, including voice chat and social-networking services.
● Nintendo Switch Online membership (sold separately) required to use certain features.
● Nintendo Switch system and compatible Nintendo Switch software required to use voice chat and other features.
● Compatible smartphone required.
● Persistent Internet connection required.
● Data charges may apply.
● May include advertising.
Nintendo Switch Online is not available in all countries. Terms apply.
Visit www.nintendo.com/switch-online for more information.
QR Code is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED in JAPAN and other countries.
Note: A Nintendo Switch Online membership (sold separately) is required to use certain features of this app.
◆ Software with game-specific services:
・ Splatoon™ 3
・ Check the online status of friends playing Splatoon 3
・ View detailed results from battles or Salmon Run
・ Check the upcoming Stage Schedule
・ Animal Crossing™: New Horizons
・ Send custom designs made in Animal Crossing
titles for the Nintendo 3DS™ family of systems to
Animal Crossing: New Horizons
・ Use your smartphone to input chat messages
for in-game communication
・ Check whether your Best Friends are online
・ Super Smash Bros.™ Ultimate
・ View posted videos and images
・ Queue up user-created stages for downloading to your game
・ View notifications about upcoming events
・ Splatoon™ 2
・ View detailed results from battles or Salmon Run
・ Check rankings and stage schedules
◆ View your online friends
You can see which of your friends are online from your smartphone—and which games they're playing. You can even send friend requests right from the app!
Note: Some friend features, like adding friends, can only be accessed from a Nintendo Switch system.
◆ Use voice chat during online play
From this app, you can join in on voice chat while playing supported software online. By using the app, your voice-chat status will be automatically synced with the game status—and in games that support team battles, like Splatoon 3, you can choose to chat with just the players who are on your team.
Attention:
● Nintendo Account age 13+ required to access some online features, including voice chat and social-networking services.
● Nintendo Switch Online membership (sold separately) required to use certain features.
● Nintendo Switch system and compatible Nintendo Switch software required to use voice chat and other features.
● Compatible smartphone required.
● Persistent Internet connection required.
● Data charges may apply.
● May include advertising.
Nintendo Switch Online is not available in all countries. Terms apply.
Visit www.nintendo.com/switch-online for more information.
QR Code is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED in JAPAN and other countries.
Version history
2.6.0
2023-07-24
Bug fixes implemented.
2.5.2
2023-06-13
Bug fixes implemented.
2.5.1
2023-05-22
Bug fixes implemented.
2.5.0
2023-03-01
・ The Splatoon 3 widgets are now accessible on the lock screen in iOS 16.
・ Other minor changes have been implemented.
・ Other minor changes have been implemented.
2.4.0
2022-12-01
・ The Splatoon 3 widget now supports X Battle.
・ Other minor changes have been implemented.
・ Other minor changes have been implemented.
2.3.1
2022-10-07
Bug fixes implemented.
2.3.0
2022-09-27
・ You can now use the Splatoon 3 widget within the app, allowing you to check Battle Logs, Stage Schedule, Current Gear, and Album from your device's home screen.
・ Other minor changes have been implemented.
・ Other minor changes have been implemented.
2.2.0
2022-07-26
・ You can now send friend requests using your friend code. (Accepting a friend request requires a Nintendo Switch console.)
・ You are now able to copy your friend code as a URL and/or save it as a QR code, which others can then use to send you friend requests.
・ Other minor changes have also been implemented.
・ System requirements have been updated to iOS 14.0 or higher.
・ You are now able to copy your friend code as a URL and/or save it as a QR code, which others can then use to send you friend requests.
・ Other minor changes have also been implemented.
・ System requirements have been updated to iOS 14.0 or higher.
2.1.1
2022-05-18
Bug fixes implemented.
2.1.0
2022-05-09
・ Support for Dark Mode has been added to the app's Settings. (Requires iOS 13 or later.)
・ Other minor changes have also been implemented.
・ Other minor changes have also been implemented.
2.0.0
2022-03-07
・ The app's overall design has been updated.
・ You can now see which of your friends are online.
・ You can change your online-status settings.
・ You can view your friend code.
・ Other minor changes have also been implemented.
・ You can now see which of your friends are online.
・ You can change your online-status settings.
・ You can view your friend code.
・ Other minor changes have also been implemented.
1.14.0
2021-12-01
・ A technical issue with About Data Usage settings has been resolved.
・ Other minor changes have been implemented.
・ Other minor changes have been implemented.
1.13.2
2021-10-18
Bug fixes implemented.
1.13.0
2021-09-28
・ Several issues have been addressed.
・ Other minor changes have been implemented.
・ Other minor changes have been implemented.
1.12.0
2021-08-03
・ Changes to the display during voice chat have been applied.
・ Minor issues have been resolved.
・ System requirements have been updated to iOS 12.0 or higher.
・ Minor issues have been resolved.
・ System requirements have been updated to iOS 12.0 or higher.
1.11.0
2021-05-19
- Game-specific services now available to all Nintendo Accounts (some restrictions for features like voice chat still apply).
- Option for voice-chat alerts added under Voice-Chat Settings in the in-app settings.
- Bug fixes implemented.
- Option for voice-chat alerts added under Voice-Chat Settings in the in-app settings.
- Bug fixes implemented.
1.10.0
2020-12-07
Bug fixes implemented.
1.9.0
2020-09-07
Bug fixes implemented.
1.8.0
2020-07-21
Bug fixes implemented.
1.7.0
2020-06-18
Bug fixes implemented.
1.6.1
2020-03-10
Bug fixes implemented.
1.5.2
2019-08-02
Bug fixes implemented.
1.5.1
2019-04-25
Bug fixes implemented.
1.5.0
2019-04-08
- Various performance and usability improvements implemented, including changing the button display position.
- Bug fixes implemented.
- Supported iOS versions changed. To use this app, iOS 10.0 or later is now required.
- Bug fixes implemented.
- Supported iOS versions changed. To use this app, iOS 10.0 or later is now required.
1.4.1
2018-09-18
Changes in Ver. 1.4.1:
- Bug fixes implemented.
New Features in Ver. 1.4.0:
- Support for voice chat with more software titles added.
- Various improvements implemented, including performance and usability improvements.
- Bug fixes implemented.
New Features in Ver. 1.4.0:
- Support for voice chat with more software titles added.
- Various improvements implemented, including performance and usability improvements.
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Ratings
2.9 out of 5
10.5K Ratings
Reviews
Flamgapper,
Needs some work...
So, as we all know, Nintendo has had some questionable game experiences as with their past online gaming qualities. But, there’s a lot of things that should be fixed about this app and just the service. But, I am talking about the app, not the service. Anyway, voice chat. There is a possible way to make this better: Allow us to use a headset via the headphone jack, implement a audio jack in the Switch Pro Controller. You get the idea. Also, if you have the app and you enter a game that is supported, you can replace voice chat with an actual chat; and other people can chat with a headset. Here’s another idea...another chat function. It would be nice if through this app you could chat to your friends...especially for Animal Crossing, as you have codes. It would also be just convenient. Most of the previous features are only here for convenience. “Everybody relies on and uses their phone, so why not implement a voice chat system in the app?” Other things I think are useful, but my list of possible things they could change could work if applied.
KirbyTheCute,
Honestly…
I only ever use it for Splatoon 3, as of now, and it’s pretty useful. The shop can help me get rare gear you usually don’t get elsewhere, like the Red Battlecrab Shell. Being able to see the catalog is pretty cool, and I don’t have to check my Status section in the menus. Wandercrust is ok, the Stay Crusty cap (and maybe in the future, any other gear) is ok at the very least, but it wouldn’t remove much if it were removed. This is the only time you can see more Salmon Run stats more elaborately, and it warns you better than the ingame menus, such as Wildcard Rotations. As of now, we have only had 2 Splatfests in the full game, Gear vs. Grub vs. Fun, and Grass vs. Fire vs. Water, and it’s nice you can see who won and all the points. It’s really useful that you can see what your friends are doing, especially when I’m trying to host a friend game/private battle/league battle (in the future), and they aren’t joining. Overall, this is WAY better than Splatoon 2’s, which was a more Cluttered mess. I don’t have any other games with it, but I’ll take other reviews’ word for it. It’s ok, but not perfect.
Also, before you ask, I don’t really use voice chat, I have my online friends on my contacts, so I’m not sure about the quality.
Also, before you ask, I don’t really use voice chat, I have my online friends on my contacts, so I’m not sure about the quality.
The crimson blur,
More use for games it’s designed for
I really do like the spirit team creation features for ultimate and the recording side for splatoon but if this review get in the app developers hands I would recommend having more immersive features added for support for the games like guides or character stats or how in game tip are read through loading screen as well as update history so it’s one place they can quickly access instead of going to a website and waiting for people to sift through it and for spirit team building it would be helpful for it to display descriptions on what the effects do and if they stack or not and I would suggest that for any games that are supported by this app if DLC is made available details can be seen through the app as well as game purchase like how on the console you a wishlist or prepurchase option it’d be convenient if the eshop and its contents are visible through the app just like how Sony and Microsoft do with their apps in relation to their platforms you can buy the games and dlc using a mobile cellular device without being restricted of not have WiFi connections to make purchases for the console whether you have it in your hand or not
Tyler worham,
Used to work, now it doesn’t launch
My device is an iPhone 11 IOS 15.5 and the app used to work perfectly fine prior to your update when you gave the app a UI enhancement overhaul, the app looks beautiful from the pictures provided and I’ve been very excited to start using the Nintendo app every day now. I check the Appstore every day for an update that could hopefully patch this issue, and nothing yet. Sadly I’ve quite literally checked the App Store daily for about 3 months now and nothing. The Nintendo app does launch, after prompting to sign in I do, and immediately after selecting my profile I get a brief black screen and crash. I’d desperately wanted this issue patched and would be eternally grateful if there were a bug fix patch that would allow me to use the app again. Once again very beautiful job with the UI overhaul and new integrations but it would be nice if I could experience them with the rest of everyone lol.
Thank you for taking the time to read my review, I’ll remove the review and give you another 5 star review when I’m able to use the app again. You’re a bright and talented team so I’m looking forward to a patch in the very near future!
Thanks again
Thank you for taking the time to read my review, I’ll remove the review and give you another 5 star review when I’m able to use the app again. You’re a bright and talented team so I’m looking forward to a patch in the very near future!
Thanks again
NintenbroAlex,
It isn’t perfect but...
The Nintendo Switch Online app is honestly something that should be praised in its efforts instead of shamed for the final production. The app was made to give another point of view on nintendo switch games and make it easier to connect to your Nintendo Switch friends.
The app has additional functionality for Splatoon 2, Super Smash Bros Ultimate, and Online Voice Chat. The Splatoon 2 and SSBU portions are very well put together and makes things for the user very beneficial in terms of finding what they need quickly, and providing good additional content for your Switch games.
The Online Voice Chat is not the best, but it definitely isn’t the worst. The purpose of the chat system is to talk to friends, teammates, and other in-game allies in NSO supported games. Sure it may be a bit buggy or laggy, but it could be WAY worse. A lot of people will state “we can just use X app instead of this for voice chat” and will poorly rate this app for that exact reason. I say for what they were trying to do for the users of the app, they succeeded.
The app has additional functionality for Splatoon 2, Super Smash Bros Ultimate, and Online Voice Chat. The Splatoon 2 and SSBU portions are very well put together and makes things for the user very beneficial in terms of finding what they need quickly, and providing good additional content for your Switch games.
The Online Voice Chat is not the best, but it definitely isn’t the worst. The purpose of the chat system is to talk to friends, teammates, and other in-game allies in NSO supported games. Sure it may be a bit buggy or laggy, but it could be WAY worse. A lot of people will state “we can just use X app instead of this for voice chat” and will poorly rate this app for that exact reason. I say for what they were trying to do for the users of the app, they succeeded.
minecraftgirl757,
certainly an app that has functions
i am not one to complain about what i am given, and for the most part, that applies to this app as well. i use this almost exclusively to check splatoon modes and salmon run shifts, and likely will continue to after splatoon 3 releases. as much convenience as this app has offered me, i do believe there to be lots more unused potential in this app that i would be so hyped to see realized! i'd love to see the clip-sharing opportunities the ssb section expanded upon--being able to share clips from any game, browsing ones your friends have shared, maybe even discovering some that are popular among fans. the app would also be a wonderful place to spread announcements and relevant news through notifications--and widgets! it would be wonderful if i could easily view information such as salmon run shifts or mode rotations from the convenience of the home page. this app harbors so much potential, and as an Avid Nintendo Switch User i really hope to see it grow.
DatBoiOnAKoi,
Please use this app as an opportunity to go above and beyond.
This app could have been something really great. I love the idea of ditching the headset for my phone and a pair of buds. But then I saw that only a very small handful of games are supported. Why? Why isn’t there a small little notification that pops up in the corner of the T.V. screen when someone joins the voice chat room. The uselessness of this app is mind boggling. I would love to be able to access something like an activity log on the 3ds, or buy stuff on the Eshop straight from my phone (like the Steam app). There’s nothing to say about this app, because it literally doesn’t do anything, apart from a horribly implemented voice chat system, a keyboard for Animal Crossing, and some extra gear for Splatoon 2. Smash’s section is the most useless of em’ all. Only being able to look at recently uploaded stage builder stages, without the ability to filter it and see the popular, actually good stuff.
Overall, when it comes to games, Nintendo hit it out of the park this generation. But when it comes to hardware and software other than games, they’ve reached the bottom of the barrel (you could also say their starting to ‘drift’ off course).
Overall, when it comes to games, Nintendo hit it out of the park this generation. But when it comes to hardware and software other than games, they’ve reached the bottom of the barrel (you could also say their starting to ‘drift’ off course).
Somebody who has a phone,
Small but important nitpick
I know this is so small compared to NSO and the stigma around it, but why is there barely anything for Eggstra Work in SplatNet3? It’s on the same page as Big Run, but we can’t see stats or high scores at all?! Why can we only see how many times we’ve gotten in the top 5%? So many Salmon Run players work so hard to overfish to practice for these events, yet not only do they happen once a season, but Eggstra Work receives very little fanfare at all. It got more attention on Splatoon JP’s Twitter than in the game itself or in the DEDICATED APP. Please give Eggstra Work the same love that Splatfests and Big Run get. Not even 1 million players have even played the event, which is a tiny fraction out of the 15 million who own Splatoon 3. I know not all of this relates to the app, but it would help get the event more known and get more people to play the game. If you are reading this Nintendo, thank you very much for your time.
Ups and Downs of ACNH,
Pros and Cons. (AND SUGGESTIONS)
While the app is very easy (I use it for animal crossing) I wish there was more.
So my first point is that Nintendo Online is a little overrated. I love the low price, it’s very convenient. But for a lot of people, I’ve heard and read, (and I agree) we used to be able to have all these features built in for a much lower price. I do think that this is a little money hungry, but because I use Nintendo Online purely for animal crossing, I am satisfied with the product.
After saying that, I wish the Animal Crossing part of the app had more features!! Please, please add more. Some ideas that would be good would be to add your encyclopedia into the app so you can see what bugs and fish your villager have caught from the app. Another thing that is helpful would be a calendar to show you things like villagers’ birthdays and when the fishing tournaments are! This would make it 10x more amazing than it already is.
Thank you!! :)
So my first point is that Nintendo Online is a little overrated. I love the low price, it’s very convenient. But for a lot of people, I’ve heard and read, (and I agree) we used to be able to have all these features built in for a much lower price. I do think that this is a little money hungry, but because I use Nintendo Online purely for animal crossing, I am satisfied with the product.
After saying that, I wish the Animal Crossing part of the app had more features!! Please, please add more. Some ideas that would be good would be to add your encyclopedia into the app so you can see what bugs and fish your villager have caught from the app. Another thing that is helpful would be a calendar to show you things like villagers’ birthdays and when the fishing tournaments are! This would make it 10x more amazing than it already is.
Thank you!! :)
dnrncnndnxvndnx,
Not about Nintendo Online
I’m not going to sit here and whine about an online service that requires servers to run costing money, especially when it costs *33%* of what other, older services historically cost per year.
Get over it people. 17 years ago games were made out of sprites and 7 years ago they were made out of what I’ll now call primitive 3D renders. These assets were previously made by skilled, professional adults. Well, guess what, times have changed and now *little children* make these assets for fun in their art or graphic design class. Times simply are not the same, nor are they at all comparable. Things don’t stay free forever. Anyone who actually complains about this demonstrates a lack of critical thinking and makes the rest of us look bad.
Instead what I’ll complain about is downloading this app three (3) weeks ago on iOS 13.5 and not being able to even sign into the app for the first time, with the app only showing an infinite loading circle on a grey background. There have been no further patches in these 3 weeks or word from developers regarding the issue.
Get over it people. 17 years ago games were made out of sprites and 7 years ago they were made out of what I’ll now call primitive 3D renders. These assets were previously made by skilled, professional adults. Well, guess what, times have changed and now *little children* make these assets for fun in their art or graphic design class. Times simply are not the same, nor are they at all comparable. Things don’t stay free forever. Anyone who actually complains about this demonstrates a lack of critical thinking and makes the rest of us look bad.
Instead what I’ll complain about is downloading this app three (3) weeks ago on iOS 13.5 and not being able to even sign into the app for the first time, with the app only showing an infinite loading circle on a grey background. There have been no further patches in these 3 weeks or word from developers regarding the issue.
