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How to Delete Your Nintendo Network ID: A Simple Guide

How to Delete Your Nintendo Network ID: A Simple Guide
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Are you wondering how to remove your Nintendo Network ID? It’s a common question for Nintendo users wanting to start fresh or tidy up their digital footprint.

Let’s dive straight into the steps on how you can say goodbye to your Nintendo Network ID.

The Short Answer

Officially, Nintendo doesn’t allow the direct deletion of a Nintendo Network ID without impacting your Nintendo account and all associated content. To remove it, you’d need to contact Nintendo’s customer support.

When you delete your Nintendo Network ID, you lose access to all the digital content, including games and DLCs (downloadable content) purchased with that ID. So think twice before making this move!

Connecting the Dots to Playbite

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